CAROL STREAM, IL-San Francisco-based Bristol Group signs an 11-year deal with food packaging firm Peacock Engineering Co. worth about $18 million. The deal surpasses the $16.5 million it paid for WebVan's former building last April.

CHICAGO-The potato chip and snack food maker will get $4.5 million in tax increment financing to offset the cost of renovating and expanding its operations at 825 and 1001 E. 99th St. The snack maker's properties totaling 221,600 sf were previously acquired by JFA Real Estate LLC for $3.3 million.

ITASCA, IL-Lease terminations at 12% of the office supplies retailers' locations during the first quarter will cost $120 million alone. In addition, the company is shuttering its Elma, WA wood-polymer building materials operation at a cost of $41 million.

ITASCA, IL-Lease terminations at 12% of the office supplies retailers' locations during the first quarter will cost $120 million alone. In addition, the company is shuttering its Elma, WA wood-polymer building materials operation at a cost of $41 million.

ITASCA, IL-It will cost the office supplies retailer $141 million to shutter the underperforming stores.

CHICAGO-Jones Lang LaSalle and two of its former executives have a window of opportunity to strike a redevelopment deal for a $250-million project that would add an 18-story tower atop the 80-year-old railroad terminal. It is the latest to attempt to bring Daniel Burnham's vision to fruition.

CHICAGO-Jones Lang LaSalle and two of its former executives have a window of opportunity to strike a redevelopment deal for a $250-million project that would add an 18-story tower atop the 80-year-old railroad terminal. It is the latest to attempt to bring Daniel Burnham's vision to fruition.

CHICAGO-Jones Lang LaSalle and two of its former executives have a window of opportunity to strike a redevelopment deal for a $250-million project that would add an 18-story tower atop the 80-year-old railroad terminal. It is the latest to attempt to bring Daniel Burnham's vision to fruition.