Top Chicago development projects to watch in 2025 – Axios Chicago

Many of these South Side projects are dependent on promised federal funding from the Biden administration, which could be in jeopardy with the incoming Trump administration.
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The Railroader
1 year ago

Let’s not forget the insane Red Line Extension, sticking taxpayers in Mississippi and Utah with part of the tab for this outrageously expensive and redundant slush find for friends and pals of political animals.

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