chicago neighborhood initiatives

Milestone reached for first permanent youth health and wellness hub on Chicago’s West Side

In a powerful symbol of community renewal and resilience, residents, civic leaders, and partners gathered Nov. 17 to celebrate the beam raising for the Austin…

Another big addition for Chicago’s Pullman neighborhood: The South Side of Chicago gets its first Chick-fil-A

The first Chick-fil-A on the South Side of Chicago opened April 17 in the city's Pullman/Roseland community. And in good news for this previously underserved…

Vacant off-track betting facility to become first Chick-fil-A on Southeast Side of Chicago

Approval yesterday from the City of Chicago Plan Commission cleared the way to begin the transformation of a vacant off-track betting facility into the first…

Pullman leaders, developers announce completion and grand opening of Artspace Lofts

On Thursday, May 20, elected officials, local business and nonprofit leaders and Pullman-area community members convened to mark the official grand opening of the Pullman…

Redevelopment plan for Michael Reese site gets the go-ahead

The Chicago Plan Commission approved the plan to transform the former Michael Reese Hospital site in Chicago’s Bronzeville neighborhood. A team of local developers known…

Amazon’s Pullman warehouse opens, concluding work on 62-acre site

Amazon has officially launched its first Chicago delivery station in the city’s Pullman neighborhood. Ryan Companies served as the master developer for the 62-acre Pullman…

Culver’s breaks ground at new Pullman location

Joined by Craig Culver, the co-founder of the eponymous company, and Baron Waller, the Chicago entrepreneur who envisioned the site, city officials and the Pullman…

Winners announced at the 2020 IREJ Real Estate Awards

Yesterday, hundreds of commercial real estate professionals tuned in for the first annual IREJ Real Estate Awards. The event also honored the career of Jim…

Pullman National Monument’s leaders observe Labor Day by gathering for groundbreaking at the birthplace of local labor movement

More than 125 years after the Pullman Palace Car workers’ strike influenced and foreshadowed the nation’s labor and civil rights movements, Senator Dick Durbin, Mayor…

Culver’s coming to Pullman in latest milestone for neighborhood’s revitalization

The first fully freestanding Culver’s in Chicago is headed to the city’s historic Pullman neighborhood. The first sit-down restaurant to open in the community in…

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