Tag: Chicago
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What is the Average Cost of a Kitchen Remodel in Chicago?
Extra Small Kitchens Extra small kitchens, often referred to as “kitchenettes,” are characterized by mini appliances and limited cabinetry. Typically measuring less than 60 square feet, they are best suited for simple food preparation. Common appliances in extra small kitchens include an under-counter or narrow refrigerator and a small stove or cooktop. The cost of…
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Granite starts $138M rehab on historic Chicago bridge
This month, Granite began the $138 million rehabilitation of the Lake Street Bascule Bridge for the Chicago DOT, according to a news release from the builder. Originally built in 1916, the structure is a landmark double-deck, double-leaf, moveable span over the Chicago River. It carries the distinction as the world’s first double-deck trunnion bascule bridge.…
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Granite starts $138M rehab on historic Chicago bridge
This month, Granite began the $138 million rehabilitation of the Lake Street Bascule Bridge for the Chicago DOT, according to a news release from the builder. Originally built in 1916, the structure is a landmark double-deck, double-leaf, moveable span over the Chicago River. It carries the distinction as the world’s first double-deck trunnion bascule bridge.…
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New York City is having an office-to-housing conversion boom. Could Chicago be next?
In the early hours of the morning, through a wooden revolving door, the Pittsfield Cafe bustles in downtown Chicago. If you look up from your plate of flapjacks, you’ll notice that much of its historic home, the 38-story Pittsfield Building, is vacant office space. That could change soon, however, as the Chicago City Council recently…
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AED Women in Equipment Conference Draws Record Attendance in Chicago
Associated Equipment Distributors’ (AED) 2025 Women in Equipment Conference set a new record this year, drawing 131 attendees Sept. 17–19 in Chicago. The annual event brought together professionals from dealerships, manufacturers and service providers to discuss leadership, workplace challenges and the role of allies in advancing women in the equipment industry. Keynote speakers included research…
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Illinois plans $50.6B for infrastructure, Trump blocks Chicago money
Listen to the article 3 min This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Dive Brief: Illinois plans to roll out a $50.6 billion, six-year infrastructure program, its largest ever, to fund construction improvements, but President Donald Trump’s administration blocked $2.1 billion in federal funds for Chicago amid Washington’s government shutdown.…
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Coldwell Banker Commercial Launches Carris Capital Chicago
Coldwell Banker Commercial (CBC) today announced the launch of Coldwell Banker Commercial Carris Capital, a newly formed commercial real estate advisory firm led by Jim Carris, a distinguished Chicago-area professional with decades of industry and civic leadership. Based in Libertyville, the firm will serve downtown Chicago and its surrounding suburbs, extending throughout northern Illinois and into…
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Coldwell Banker Commercial Launches Carris Capital Chicago
Coldwell Banker Commercial (CBC) today announced the launch of Coldwell Banker Commercial Carris Capital, a newly formed commercial real estate advisory firm led by Jim Carris, a distinguished Chicago-area professional with decades of industry and civic leadership. Based in Libertyville, the firm will serve downtown Chicago and its surrounding suburbs, extending throughout northern Illinois and into…
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Show Flooring Marks 10 Years of Affordable Flooring in Chicago – CCR-Mag.com
Show Flooring, a family-owned flooring warehouse in Chicago, is celebrating its 10th anniversary of providing affordable flooring solutions to residents, landlords, and property managers. Located at 6830 W 63rd St near Midway Airport, the company has become a trusted destination for those seeking value, variety, and professional service. Amid rising housing and renovation costs, Show…
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Chicago Deploys First Electric Garbage Trucks with Republic Services and Mack
Republic Services has deployed Chicago’s first electric garbage trucks with the addition of two Mack LR Electric vehicles. Executives and partners gathered Aug. 14 at Navy Pier to celebrate the milestone, including representatives from Republic Services, Mack Trucks, ComEd and the Respiratory Health Association. The Mack LR Electric is built for residential and commercial waste…