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Twenty-seven years after the Die Cast factory was demolished, 10 townhomes remain the only development on the 10-acre site. The green space around the townhouses is going to stay green for a while longer. Two years after the city chose Chicago Hubs Realty to develop a mix of senior housing, retail space, and a parking garage on the vacant land, the developer told the city it could not obtain financing for the project.  Independent Photo by Andrew Rousey

By Larry Loughlarry@the woodstockindependent.com  Development of the former Die Cast factory site will start over after Chicago Hubs Realty informed the city it could not obtain financing for its ambitious three-phase plan for a mix of senior housing, retail space, and a parking garage. The City Council last week rescinded its redevelopment agreement with CHR […]

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