Loop office buildings are worth less than they were three years ago, but the plight isn't as bad as recent deals suggest, according to Fritz Kaegi.
Kaegi sizes up the Loop, completing city reassessment
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Danny Ecker
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Danny Ecker
Loop landlords pitch taxing themselves to boost ailing downtown
A landlord group is proposing a business improvement district covering the Loop that would allow commercial property owners to impose a fee on themselves to invest in enhancing the area.
Developer gets $92M in financing to build apartments at Yorktown Center
The first phase of a development could bring up to 600 apartments to one suburban shopping mall while the developer eyes a similar project at another.
Law firm nears deal for move to Wacker Drive
Venable is closing in on a lease for the top floor of 111 S. Wacker Drive, showcasing the allure of high-rise workspace in top-tier buildings at a time when tenants have a wealth of office options.
