Latest reporting from the Business desk.
Business
Yogurt Beach, a frozen yogurt and custard shop at 3027 English Rows in south Naperville, will close July 2 after 14 years because its landlord would not renew the lease; the business says it is searching for a new area location and expects to reopen in early 2027.
Business
Naperville's Planning and Zoning Commission voted 5-1 on June 3 to approve CityGate II, a 297-unit luxury apartment building proposed by Willow Bridge Property Co. at CityGate Centre near Route 59 and I-88, sending the project to City Council for final approval.
Business
Naperville-based Ellsworth Partners purchased the historic Beidelman Furniture building at 235-239 S. Washington St. for $3.75 million in mid-May and plans to lease the space for retail or restaurant use, with at least $1.5 million in planned renovations.
Business
Construction began May 27 on the North Central College Riverwalk Park at Washington Street and Aurora Avenue, with Baumgartner Construction's $2.05 million bid coming in about $500,000 under budget and a completion target of October 30.
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Paris Bistro, a family-owned French restaurant in Naperville Crossings, permanently closed after 13 years; court records show the business could not meet payroll following a Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing tied to pandemic-era debt.
Business
IntentGen Financial Partners and Blackline IT, both based in Naperville, were named to Inc. Magazine's 2026 Best Workplaces list, which recognized 507 companies nationwide for workplace culture.
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Developer Richard Kramer seeks city approval for 25 luxury townhomes priced $1.37M–$1.45M at Spring Avenue and Mill Street near downtown Naperville, with a Planning and Zoning Commission hearing set for Wednesday, June 17.
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