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Kirkland & Ellis is currently in talks to acquire 600,000 square feet in the Salesforce Tower alongside the Chicago River. If the lease for the Salesforce Tower is complete then it could potentially b
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The new development will serve as a new cancer and neuroscience building for the Rush Medical Center where radiation therapy and diagnostic imaging will take place. At under 500,000 square feet, the b
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The $3.8 billion project on former Michael Reese Site gets the greenlight
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The approved development by Regal Mile Ventures LLC at 7700 S Stony Island in South Shore will include several film studios, staging space, office space and 95 parking spaces. The triangular site, for
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DAC Development Group is the developer behind the proposed development at 1217 W Washington Boulevard. The 213 feet tall building is expected to hold 288 residential homes and 4,000 feet of retail spa
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The Chicago Plan Commission has approved of a new residential plan based at 4600 N Marine Drive in Uptown.
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CDOT’s commissioner Gia Biagi announced a new plan for transportation in the wake of COVID-19 to tackle racial and economic crises and promote social equity as well as public safety. The plan will inc
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Chicago developers are making bold plays to turn long-vacant brownfield sites, obsolete industrial corridors, and underutilized historic buildings into sprawling megadevelopments.
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While many businesses in the downtown are still struggling to stay open due to the pandemic, and others remain closed, crews broke ground Thursday on a new sky-high construction project.
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Midwest Industrial Funds recently completed a long-term lease with Skyjack Equipment for 102,467 square feet at 2525 Enterprise Cir., West Chicago, IL.
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Good project management in the metal fabrication shop could help solve the skilled labor crisis
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A long-discussed—and, for some people, likely forgotten—high-rise apartment project in Chicago’s Fulton River District is finally ready to break ground. Vancouver-based developer Onni Group has receiv
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Chicago should embrace micromobility, not just e-scooters, according to a new report by the Chicago Council on Global Affairs.
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The millennial architect is recognized for her leadership in diversifying the white-led industry.
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Software firm CCC Information Services is closing in on a deal of more than 180,000 square feet to expand and move its headquarters to the trendy corridor's largest new office building.
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Ravenswood and Bucktown are early favorites in 2020, according to a report.
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172 units of permanent supportive housing communities in nine locations across Illinois will receive funding to create or restore units from The Illinois Housing Development Authority (IHDA).
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Measuring from false grade, Vista has a 17-ft-tall opening for a pedestrian path and vehicle drop-ff area at the base of the middle tower.
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A former Related Midwest executive plans to redevelop a site in the historic corridor near McCormick Place.
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Origin Investments acquired Monroe Aberdeen Place, a 120-unit apartment building in the West Loop, for $65.8 million. The seller and original developer of the property was Michigan Avenue Real Estate
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A building planned for 1147 W. Jackson was to have five units of its most expensive floorplan. When they were snapped up in a single weekend, the developers found a way to make seven more.
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The $1B Vista Tower has pushed boundaries, with team members celebrating the number of women who have contributed to the project.
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Sales have opened at the luxury residential tower - Parkline Chicago. Currently under construction, the project is expected to be completed in 2021.
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The towers at 400 N. Lake Shore Drive would rise 875 and 765 feet high. Plans also call for the completion of DuSable Park and the eastern edge of the Riverwalk.