Twin Towers

The group We Are Logan Square wants to bank to understand the "human factor" of its loan.

The controversial development along is ahead of schedule, according to the developer.

The largest development in the neighborhood's history is rising quickly along Milwaukee Avenue.

There are more than 20 projects including 1,100 housing units planned for the neighborhood.

The controversial project will be the tallest in the neighborhood once complete.

The Twin Towers developer received the first building permits for the Logan Square project this week.

Protesters marched to Ald. Joe Moreno's office Tuesday night demanding more affordable housing.

Rent for the 120-unit building will range from 1,500 to more than $3,200 per month, developers say.

A public forum to review the plan is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. Monday at Haas Park.

Most, if not all, of the most memorable stories from 2014.

"The hipsters ... want to move [here], drink fancy cocktails for a few years, and then move."

PHOTOS: Developers shared renderings of two large buildings planned for a booming strip of Logan Square.