Chicago's planning chief, Ciere Boatright, says Sterling Bay's plan to build 7 million square feet of office space, “the ...

For now, the City Council-approved planned development for the northern portion of Lincoln Yards and the deal to use TIF money to pay back its developer for public infrastructure work remains in ...

Gifting allows recipients to access the article for free. With Sterling Bay surrendering a section of Lincoln Yards, what will happen next? Crain’s commercial real estate reporter Danny Ecker ...

News that Sterling Bay, the development firm that has struggled to realize its epic plans for the 55 acres of prime North Side real estate known as Lincoln Yards, is relinquishing about half that ...

The lender disclosed Thursday that it’s fielding interest from developers for the 27-acre site it seized from Sterling Bay in ...

This summary is reviewed by TRD Staff. Sterling Bay handed back a 27-acre parcel of the Lincoln Yards project to lender Bank OZK, which put a development agreement with the city in limbo.