Real Estate & Development News
The proposed state POWER Act would regulate data centers alongside local calls for pause in development, but data center opponents use AI company services and surveillance.
- Proposed POWER Act previewed at data centers discussion.
- Alderwoman, city push pause for QTS facility expansion and citywide.
- Data center opponents use AI company services and surveillance.
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Street parking will not be removed for protected bike lanes on West 35th Street, 12th Ward Alderwoman Julia Ramirez announced in a social media post.
- Parking will not be removed for bike lanes on West 35th Street.
- 12th Ward's Julia Ramirez states policy change in social media.
- Long-term commuter parking a concern for businesses, task force.
Read more: No Plans to Remove Parking for Bike Lanes, Says Alderwoman
The Moving Archer Forward study showed no opportunities for bike lanes on Archer Avenue, but other announcements point to lanes with parking removal on West 35th Street.
- Moving Archer Forward study shows no bike lanes on Archer Avenue.
- Task force picks 35th Street for bike lanes, parking removal.
- 11th Ward Announces Complete Streets for 35th from Ashland to Halsted.
Read more: Planning Points to West 35th Street for Protected Bike Lanes
REJournals announced top local real estate projects at its annual awards, picking Karis Cold as the best industrial project on the Southwest Side of Chicago.
- Cold storage warehouse wins best industrial project on Southwest Side.
- REJournals announce winners at annual awards.
- Uniqueness of facility a factor in win, says Karis vice president.
Read more: Karis Cold Warehouse Wins Commercial Real Estate Award
At an 11th Ward meeting, developers pitched a needed zoning change for construction at Ashland Avenue and Pershing Road, but the development council demanded removal of parking and addition of residences.
- Developers pitch needed zoning change at 11th Ward meeting.
- Property at Ashland Avenue and Pershing Road to host 10 businesses.
- Development council demands parking removal and residential addition.
Read more: Builders Seek Zoning Change for Strip Mall; Development Council Opposes Project






