Finding an apartment in many Chicago’s neighborhoods is a quick, pleasant walk in the park compared to finding one in New York and many...
The New York Times map of American Community Survey data is already yielding some interesting examples of demographic clustering. The data says that 10...
Yesterday the US Census Bureau released the latest set of five-year American Community Survey data, covering 2005 to 2009. By the end of the...
There’s been a great deal of attention paid to “food deserts” in Chicago, i.e. neighborhoods where fresh food is hard to find. More worrisome...
We’ve based a number of recent posts on an interactive New York Times map of a variety of demographic data at the census tract...
Lincoln Elementary School is generally recognized as one of the best neighborhood-boundary schools in Chicago, and homes within its attendance boundaries often sell at...
The fourth matchup in the Curbed Cup quarterfinals is coming down to the wire. As I write this, Logan Square is leading West Town...
Rogers Parkers lean heavily on the diversity meme when they describe their community to outsiders. At RogersPark.com, for example, the About page touts “Chicago’s...
The New York Times interactive map of the Census Bureau’s American Community Survey data makes it easy to learn a great deal about communities...
The Chicago metro area has a reputation as one of the most segregated in the country. Oak Park, however, is often cited as one...
Today’s New York Times provides a timely reminder that a vacant hospital site can linger undeveloped for a decade or more, blighting the surrounding...
A recent New York Times Travel feature showcased Andersonville’s “village life in a big city,” singling out Las Manos Gallery, Scout 5221, Anteprima, In...
Donald Trump fielded some questions from New York Times writer Deborah Solomon that appeared in the New York Times Magazine yesterday, including a question...
Massive mixed-income communities replace projects in bold effort to remake a neighborhood Story by Kate Hawley | Photos by Jon Randolph Rosemary Coleman has...
New condo towers at home in the Loop Why live in the Loop? New Homes tests the mettle of Chicago’s touted “24-hour downtown” Story...
Latest lofts offer new finishes in new neighborhoods On one side of West Belmont Avenue just before Pulaski Road stands an old abandoned shoe...
