Pritzker Parking Garage

"They don't call Rogers Park 'Rogers No Park' for nothing," the alderman said during the ribbon cutting.

Billionaire Jennifer Pritzker has invested heavily in Rogers Park.

"Everyone stops to look" at the crane towering above the lakefront block, a resident said Monday.

Permits were issued last week for the controversial four-story, 250-car garage.

A parking garage, murders and Fritz Stotz's Stutz Bearcat replica are among them.

The 13-story apartment building was built in the 1300 block of West Fargo Avenue, fueling magical rumors.

Construction of the 250-car garage could begin this year and is expected to be finished in 2014.

The former Buddhist center in Rogers Park should be gone by the end of the week, authorities said.

The Zoning Board of Appeals heard testimony Friday about plan for the 250-car garage.

The billionaire heir to the Pritzker fortune told employees she identifies as a woman, Crain's reported.

The alderman's decision was influenced by a developer's campaign contributions, some residents said.

After six months of deliberation, Ald. Joe Moore decided to support a zoning change for the structure.

A prairie-style mansion would have to be demolished to make way for the new development.

The Pritzker group hoped alterations to the 250-car garage design would appease opponents.