Property MArkets Group

With 465 apartments planned, the market-rate units would rent for $1,000-$3,000, the developer revealed.

Declaring "Pilsen is not for sale," Pilsen Alliance will protest the massive mixed-use development.  

The developer says he is no fan of Trump, but 11 groups say the buy could jeopardize Pilsen immigrants.

The developer plans to build a residential/commercial district, but Ald. Solis won't rezone the site.

Property Markets Group hired a brokerage firm to sell the 120-unit development at 2211 N. Milwaukee Ave.

Ald. Danny Solis said affordable housing could be built at the site rezoned for industrial use.

Ald. Danny Solis has moved to rezone the 7.85-acre site that has been the subject of much controversy. 

The Pilsen Land Use group opposes the plan, but University Village neighbors want the land developed. 

As neighbors weigh in, Ald. Thompson hasn't yet decided whether he will support the 99-unit project.

The building is one of at least four major residential projects headed for a single Logan Square strip.

The Pilsen Alliance has called the development "gentrification on steroids."

Pilsen Alliance protested the Midwest Jesuits' planned land sale that would make way for 500 apartments.

Ald. Danny Solis says the developer is "pushing a lot of bikes, art, murals and sculptures."

What exactly is the 22-foot-tall, glowing 'L' doing at the corner Milwaukee and Talman?

Changes revealed at meeting include reducing the buiding's height and doubling open space area.