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  1. Feeling distressed? So is 42 percent of Chicago

  2. Pope Francis talks integration

  3. What does the proposed Affirmatively Furthering Fair Housing Rule mean for Chicago?

  4. Minneapolis strikes again: How Chicago could revamp its parking requirements

  5. Chicago’s population grew by a sliver last year

  6. Land closest to Chicago's El stations most valuable in Chicago

  7. Talking Transit: Why should Chicago focus growth near transit?

  8. Why is Minneapolis growing almost five times faster than Chicago? It's not the weather.

  9. Affordable Requirements Ordinance passes City Council

  10. Are you paying for parking you're not using?

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