The coronavirus may not be as serious a threat as we’re being told, says the River North resident running for United States Congress, and it’s time to re-open the country for business.
Chicago police are investigating the burglaries of at least three North Side businesses early Sunday, as city officials encourage business owners to take special precautions during the statewide COVID-19 shelter order.
Chicago-based Skidmore Owings & Merrill says a New York developer has not paid for the architectural plans for a 60-story tower at Superior Street & Wabash Avenue that was not built.
The developer of a condominium project in River North has sued the City of Chicago, claiming the city sold it a commercial parking lot but is now blocking them from operating it.
While Chicagoans and most Americans continue to wrestle with the widespread shutdowns from the coronavirus and a broad pullback in consumer spending, the nation’s home loan market may be the one bright light in the economy.
The end of the Bull Market and the stock market declines sparked by the coronavirus economy are driving more and more serious buyers into investment real estate.
