Where Chicago's megadevelopments stand

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1. Where Chicago's megadevelopments stand

Three megaprojects — Lincoln Yards, The 78 and the Bronzeville Lakefront — came in a wave of major project proposals, and since then, other sites to watch have emerged as well. Take a look at how the plans stack up now.

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