#CityCivicsDay is less than a month away! Join DPD and @ChicagoDCASE on Sat. Nov. 15 for a full day of civic engagement, panel discussions, art making and more @RubensteinForum. Tickets are free! 🎟️ View the full schedule and register: https://t.co/0tVeFAK90a

More than 2,000 proactive rezonings approved by City Council today are bringing land use predictability & improved investment opportunities to commercial corridor properties on the North and South Side. Part of a year-long rezoning initiative impacting nearly 5k parcels to date!

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Plan Commission is hearing an informational presentation on City Civics Day 2025, a free event that teaches attendees how to create positive change in their communities by engaging with local government. Learn more and register for the Nov. 15 event at https://t.co/nNHteKqvyn.

Plan Commission approved Chicago Park District's proposal for DuSable Park at 451 DuSable Lake Shore Drive on the Near North Side. The $13 million project will create open space, pathways and other recreational amenities on an undeveloped 3.44-acre lakefront peninsula.

Plan Commission approved 2501 N Clark LLC's proposed six-story mixed-use building at 2501 N. Clark St. in Lincoln Park. The $9 million project includes 20 mixed-income residences and 3,775 square feet of retail space.

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The October meeting of the Chicago Plan Commission is underway. Follow along on the livestream: https://t.co/fgGcQuW39G

🍷 Head to 600 E. 75th St. to check out Park Manor 75! Supported by a $250k Neighborhood Opportunity Fund grant, the new wine and charcuterie bar in Chatham/Greater Grand Crossing features products from African American vintners, craftsmen, and distilleries. #BuildBetterTogether

Landmarks Commission approved a final landmark recommendation for the Bankers Building at 105 W. Adams St. in the Loop. The designation would align with Primera Group Inc.'s planned $183.5 million office-to-residential conversion that will create 400 units in the building.

Landmarks Commission approved a preliminary recommendation for the Central YMCA Headquarters, 19 S. LaSalle St. Built in 1893 with a 1913 addition, it's one of two remaining Loop buildings designed by architect William Le Baron Jenney, known as "the father of the skyscraper."

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Landmarks Commission approved a preliminary recommendation for the Roger Brown Home and Studio at 1926 N. Halsted St. in Lincoln Park. From 1974-95, the two-story building was the residence of artist Roger Brown, who helped establish the Imagist movement in Chicago in the 1960s.

The October meeting of the Commission on Chicago Landmarks is underway. Follow along on the livestream: https://t.co/fgGcQuWAZe

🌠 Congratulations to Chicago photographer and social justice artist @tonikagj for being named a 2025 @macfound Fellow! Last year Tonika spoke at #CityCivicsDay about her "unBlocked Englewood" project. Watch a recording here: https://t.co/yqJoejRW8a

Residents, business owners, workers, students and commuters are invited to take the "Moving Archer Forward" Community Survey at https://t.co/neZAoaS7mi. Share your thoughts by Oct. 31!

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Want to be a more effective neighborhood leader? Or be a bigger part of the decision-making process for local or citywide improvements? @ChicagoDPD & @ChicagoDCASE invite you to #CityCivicsDay on Nov. 15, 2025! Register for free at https://t.co/nNHteKqvyn.

As part of this round of listings, the City is seeking proposals for opportunity sites including transit-adjacent land at 63rd and Ashland, two former firehouse buildings, and lots available through the Missing Middle Infill Housing Program. Learn more at https://t.co/0vO27tOB6n.

Nearly 500 City-owned properties are being made available for private purchase and redevelopment for commercial, residential and mixed-use construction, as well as side yards, open space and urban agriculture. Learn more, view active listings and apply at https://t.co/YIjRuBTThA.

Join DPD on Thursday at an open house for the release of the draft Central Area Plan 2045, a community-guided vision for equitable growth in downtown Chicago over the next two decades. For more info and to register, visit https://t.co/F06gy5DW0G.

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Plan Commission is hearing an informational presentation on the South Chicago Land Use Framework Plan, which seeks to establish land use guidelines that align with more than $500 million in recent and planned investments in the area. Learn more: https://t.co/qXYA3STfAZ

Plan Commission approved PO 55 LLC's proposed office-to-residential conversion at the Pittsfield Building, located at 55 E. Washington St. in the Loop. The $160 million project would repurpose the landmark building's vacant office space to create 214 mixed-income residences.

To be built in phases, the $8 billion project includes up to 10,000 mixed-income residences, retail and office uses, a half-mile of improved riverfront and more than 6 acres of public open space. The Near South Side project is expected to create more than 5,000 permanent jobs.