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CHICAGO-The gum company needed a little more space, which was not available at its namesake Wrigley Building at 401 N. Michigan Ave. It found 22,540 sf at 455 Cityfront Plaza.
BEDFORD PARK, IL-The building located on 8.2 acres at 5001 W. 66th St. will be redeveloped for use by multiple tenants after being sold by the London-based food packager for $2.35 million.
CHICAGO-In a half-dozen leases executed at the same time, an HVAC supplier represented by Cushman & Wakefield has undertaken a complex reorganization of its local distribution operations.
CHICAGO-Three buildings under construction or in the early planning stages have significant pre-leasing and anchor tenants, but it comes at the expense of older properties in a Downtown market that has suffered from job losses, professionals at RealShare Chicago noted.
WHEELING-A 43,160-sf building at 1400 S. Wolf Rd. in Corporate Square Business Park, currently tenantless, has been acquired by a new owner for $2.4 million from Podco 1660 Wolf Associates.
CHICAGO-Trizec Properties Inc. president and CEO Timothy H. Callahan says the company is not ready to put the 110-story building on the market after it assumes ownership this quarter. "That doesn't mean we won't do so at some point in time," he adds.
CHICAGO-A joint venture between the Wells Real Estate Investment Trust and Wells Limited Partnership Fund XIII pays $124 per sf for a four-story building in the Crosspoint Business Park in northeast Indianapolis.
CHICAGO-Work has begun on redeveloping over 100 acres of the enormous former U.S. Steel South Works in Chicago. The site will be home to a new Solo Cup factory by 2004; a lakefront park is also under way nearby.
CHICAGO-Mortgage Bankers Association of America members hold sway over "tens of billions of dollars of insurance premiums," says Robert Vestewig, chief operating officer of Houston-based GEMSA Loan Services, which might influence the industry to adopt standardized certificates of insurance.
CHICAGO-The 325 units at 2520 N. Lakeview Ave. will start at $1.4 million, setting a new high-water mark for the Lincoln Park condominium market when sales are expected to begin in 2006. The property has been under contract for more than a year.