Chicago's Loop Is Coming Back Alive, Even If It Hasn't Gone Full Circle Yet. (The New York Times, 2/1/1983)
Chicago's Mayoral Primary Marked By Candidates as Diverse as the City. (The New York Times, 2/22/1983)
Moviehouse migration. (Chicago Tribune, 10/28/1984)
- How city's movie
- Movies can be a real bargain -- but not for 'little guys' running the shows.
A city in need of a vision. (Chicago Tribune, 4/1/1985)
Electric railroads blazed new frontier in real estate. (Chicago Tribune, 6/2/1985)
A building dies, wrecked by decay of an urban dream. (Chicago Tribune, 6/16/1985)
Futuristic State Office Building Dazzle Chicago. (The New York Times, 7/22/1985)
Rush Street trying to survive its popularity. (Chicago Tribune, 10/3/1985)
Addicts' haunt seized: neighbors back agents. (Chicago Tribune, 12/10/1985)
Turf battle looms downtown. Public housing blocking expansion, report says. (Chicago Tribune, 1/27/1986)
Prosperity takes the Chicago bypass. (Chicago Tribune, 2/18/1986)
How to undo housing mistakes. (Chicago Tribune, 2/20/1986)
High-rises can be made livable. (Chicago Tribune, 2/20/1986)
New Housing Draws Rich to Downtown Chicago. (The New York Times, 3/3/1986)
Hopes for Lawndale renaissance pinned to sale of tract. (Chicago Tribune, 3/10/1986)
A Tale of Two Cities. Chicago's Busy Center Masks a Loss of Jobs In Its Outlying Areas. Industry and Small Business Flee From City to Avoid Its High Costs and Crime. Anxious and Angry Workers. (The Wall Street Journal, 4/16/1986)
Chicago. Walk-to-Work Conveniences and Moderate Prices Draw Middle Class to Complex South of the Loop. (The New York Times) Dearborn Park complex.
Neighborhoods change but fear, elderly stay put. (Chicago Tribune, 7/13/1986)
River City's momentum keeps building. (Chicago Tribune, 7/14/1986)
Lives built on steel rust with idleness. (Chicago Tribune, 9/14/1986)
Homes? There goes the neighborhood. (Chicago Tribune, 9/23/1986)
Study See Chicago as a Divided City. (The New York Times, 10/5/1986)
Presidential Pretenses. (Inland Architecture, November/December 1986) Presidential Towers
A space revolution. The massive interior returns by popular demand. (Chicago Tribune)
Chicago's New Fashion Image. (The New York Times, 12/17/1986)
Row House Revival. The New Middle Class Recreates a Demand for the Urban Row House. (Inaldn Architect, January/February 1987)
Scrappy South Shore's revival. $125 million in reinvestment capital lays groundwork for rebirth. (Chicago Sun-Times, 1/2/1987)
A Look at Glessner House in Chicago. (Chicago Tribune)
South Michigan Ave.: Magnificently distinct. (Chicago Tribune)
Light at the top. Illuminated towers are on the city's horizon. (Chicago Tribune, 2/22/1987)
Sears jolts North Lawndale. Shutdown to cost poor neighborhood 1,800 jobs. (Chicago Tribune, 3/3/1987)
Urban Class Problem Stirs Debate in Chicago. (The New York Times, 3/24/1987)
Downtown retailers vie to be different. (Chicago Tribune, 8/31/1987)
Downtown office boom takes timeout. (Chicago Tribune, 1/18/1988)
Plan to Insure Home Value Brings Chicago Racial Rift. (The New York Times, 2/8/1988)
The Loop's Expanding Westward. (The New York Times, 2/14/1988)
N. Pier project adds apartment high-rise. (Chicago Tribune, 2/22/1988)
N. Lawndale project may be doomed. (Chicago Tribune, 2/28/1988)
Hot air won't fill void in Lawndale by R. C Longworth. (Chicago Tribune, 3/2/1988)
2 large retail projects herald the revival of the South Side. (Chicago Tribune, 3/6/1988)
Retailers discover N. Clybourn. (Chicago Tribune, 4/3/1988)
Way We Were. A look at Chicago's past. The showcase of a grand experiment. (Chicago Tribune, 4/3/1988). The Hotel Florence.
City reveals huge housing program. (Chicago Tribune)
Slow but sure, Near South Side rises again. (Chicago Tribune, 4/10/1988)
South Side lakeshore ready to catch its wave. (Chicago Tribune, 4/17/1988)
Developers take on Uptown -- a block at a time. (Chicago Tribune, 5/1/1988)
The spirit of the neighborhood. Churches continue to mold today's fluid communities. (Chicago Tribune, 5/22/1988)
City adjusts to another industrial revolution. (Chicago Tribune, 6/5/1988)
Magnificent Mile moving up. A retail giant and tiny hops spice up the mix. (Chicago Tribune, 6/12/1998)
Small Inner-City Hospitals in U.S. Face Threat of Financial Failure. (The New York Times, 8/21/1988)
Chicago area's 'power centers' cash in big. (Chicago Tribune, 9/25/1988)
Chicago Faces a Glut of High-Priced Hotels. (The New York Times, 10/3/1988)
Chicago's lakefront may have new rival. Making more of Chicago River's view. (Chicago Tribune, 10/9/1998)
Purchase of rail yard gives Chinatown room to grow. (Chicago Tribune, 12/15/1988)
A Plan to Revive Retailing in the Loop. Field's Putting $110 Million Into Chicago Store. (The New York Times, 12/18/1998)
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