Neighborhoods for sale...
The Chicago Tribune explores the development landscape in Chicago, in "Who calls the shots in your backyard? Not you." The answer is: Umm, the Growth Machine...
The Chicago Tribune has a great series running called "Neighborhoods for Sale."
Tribune investigation: Neighborhoods for sale
In an unprecedented investigation, the Tribune analyzed a decade of zoning changes to detail how real estate interests have funneled millions of dollars to the aldermen who dictate what can be built. The series has examined how aldermen ignore city planners and frustrated residents as they frequently permit new and bigger buildings that leave neighbors in their shadows.
Part 1: How cash, clout transform Chicago
Part 2: Community input an illusion
Part 3: A curious tale of two properties
Part 4: He zones. She sells. And it's legal.
Labels: civic engagement, development and construction, electoral politics and influence, government oversight, Growth Machine, zoning
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