The developer behind a 349-unit apartment tower on the North Side that won city approval last year has landed Whole Foods to fill a long-vacant grocery space nearby, fulfilling a promise made to neighborhood groups during the zoning process.

The developer behind a 349-unit apartment tower on the North Side that won city approval last year has landed Whole Foods to fill a long-vacant grocery space nearby, fulfilling a promise made to neighborhood groups during the zoning process.
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