A Chicago real estate fund manager is looking to raise $100 million for ground-up multifamily developments in fast-growing markets where an oversupply of development in recent years has pushed down rents. The firm believes this strategy will lead to reduced competition and increased profits in the next wave of construction.
Too soon for ground-up apartments? In raising $100 million, Chicago’s Origin says no.
Investment firm plans five new projects in high-growth markets
By Ryan Ori
CoStar NewsNovember 5, 2025 | 5:23 P.M.
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