Loop pedestrian traffic and activity across multiple sectors continue to trend upwards
The report tracks pedestrian activity, parking volumes, hotel occupancy, office workers on-site, arts and culture, investment, and more.
Your insider's guide to the best things to do, see, and experience in Chicago.
The report tracks pedestrian activity, parking volumes, hotel occupancy, office workers on-site, arts and culture, investment, and more.
3 MIN READ – Caught up in the hustle and bustle of the Loop? Take some time this Earth day, April 22, to pause and smell the spring flowers, and move around the planet we call home more intentionally.
2 MIN READ – Who said the Loop was all work and no play? There are plenty of ways to chill and vibe out in the Loop for 4/20. Let us lead the way!
3 MIN READ – Many workplaces and employees still see the value of having an office space and are even upgrading to spaces with more square footage and better amenities, despite some organizations shifting to hybrid or remote schedules. Read an excerpt from a Chicago Business Journal article written by Alex Zorn on why patent and intellectual property law firm Hanley Flight & Zimmerman decided to move and upgrade their office space in the Loop.
The August Loop Employee of the Month saves Illinoisans millions of dollars a year in healthcare costs—and her services are absolutely free.
5 MIN READ – Three proposals to create more than 1,000 mixed-income apartments at 111 W. Monroe St., 135 S. LaSalle St., and 208 S. LaSalle St. in the Loop were announced by Mayor Lori E. Lightfoot today as finalists for City financial assistance through the LaSalle Reimagined initiative.
Sundays on State is free and open to the public and will take place this year on July 16 and August 13 with an expanded footprint on State Street from Lake to Adams.
Read a condensed, edited version of a keynote speech by Blair Kamin given at Chicago Loop Alliance’s annual meeting on March 2, 2023.