CHICAGO-New York State Teachers Retirement System, advised by JPMorgan Chase as well as Houston-based Hines, sells the 897,000-sf building it acquired for $133.3 million in 2001. With 333 W. Wacker Dr., Hines REIT closes on purchases totaling $470 million in April.
CHICAGO-New York State Teachers Retirement System, advised by JPMorgan Chase as well as Houston-based Hines, sells the 897,000-sf building it acquired for $133.3 million in 2001. With 333 W. Wacker Dr., Hines REIT closes on purchases totaling $470 million in April.
CHICAGO-Nine office buildings totaling 1.6 million sf change hands for $162 million in the first quarter, according to one market report, overshadowed only by sales Downtown. Two of the largest sales were in the 11.8-million-sf O'Hare submarket.
CHICAGO-The 95,455-sf retail center at 3131 N. Clark St. is fully-leased to tenants such as Marshalls, Linens 'n Things and DSW. It is located at the crossroads of Belmont Avenue, Clark and Halsted streets.
CHICAGO-The 95,455-sf retail center at 3131 N. Clark St. is fully-leased to tenants such as Marshalls, Linens 'n Things and DSW. It is located at the crossroads of Belmont Avenue, Clark and Halsted streets.
WAUKEGAN, IL-A 69-unit condominium building at 50 S. Sheridan Rd. is the first piece of Marquette Place. The project is expected to add 247 units in this suburb's Downtown with retail and office space.
CHICAGO-Two of the newest additions to the Bethesda, MD-based hotel REIT's portfolio are among the company's leaders in revenues per available room. The Westin Michigan Avenue and House of Blues hotels are included in the company's $80-million room renovation program.
CHICAGO-Two of the newest additions to the Bethesda, MD-based hotel REIT's portfolio are among the company's leaders in revenues per available room. The Westin Michigan Avenue and House of Blues hotels are included in the company's $80-million room renovation program.
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, IL-Using multifamily housing revenue bonds to finance most of the $10.3-million purchase price, Chicago-based DKI, Inc. plans to renovate the 25-year-old property as well as affordable housing for seniors on a vacant parcel.
CHICAGO HEIGHTS, IL-Using multifamily housing revenue bonds to finance most of the $10.3-million purchase price, Chicago-based DKI, Inc. plans to renovate the 25-year-old property as well as affordable housing for seniors on a vacant parcel.