A 142-year-old hotel in South Haven, a longtime leather manufacturing site in Muskegon and one of Michigan's oldest primarily African American neighborhoods in Niles are among the newest entries to ...

The Streeterville neighborhood in downtown Chicago is about to get a new hotel in a building that was used as a migrant shelter for more than two years.

According to the Milwaukee Business Journal, permits for the project were filed yesterday, and the outlet pegged the total price tag at roughly $30 million. The publication noted the new filing but ...

In January 2026, the National Park Service removed the slavery exhibition at the President’s House site in Philadelphia, PA ...

The New 400 Theaters closed in 2023, leaving the far north side without a cinema. This year, new ownership will reopen the historic Rogers Park institution.

Chicago has always evolved through construction, reinvesting in its assets, modernizing its infrastructure and adapting to how people live and work. Its next construction chapter will be defined not ...

Following the departure of CEO Donald Lassere, community members are calling for leadership to rebuild trust with staff and reverse cuts at the Abakanowicz Research Center.

Plaster dust fills the air, and original floors peek through the debris as the once-elegant LaFayette Hotel gets new life as ...

With its impressive Googie architecture, the diner is a landmark near the Santa Monica pier.

Go inside Chicago's Wacker Place, an office-to-residential conversion that once housed Esquire magazine at the beginning of Hugh Hefner's career.

Built as a synagogue and later housing a series of Christian congregations, this structure now serves as part single-family home, part makerspace and artists club.