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Groundbreaking for Bronzeville’s first equitable transit-oriented development

Photo caption: Mayor Lightfoot and various city officials at the ribbon cutting for 43 Green Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot was joined by City officials, P3 Markets, and The Habitat Company for a joint ribbon-cutting and groundbreaking ceremony for 43 Green, an $81.8M INVEST South/West two-building project that will bring equitable transit-oriented development to Chicago’s historic … Groundbreaking for Bronzeville’s first equitable transit-oriented development Read More »

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