A Missouri investor has paid $270 million for a portfolio of warehouses west of Chicago, a massive deal that followed a high volume of sales in the first quarter of this year.
An Oregon investor is looking to sell a 41-story apartment tower in Chicago's Streeterville neighborhood, continuing a run of big multifamily properties hitting the market downtown in recent weeks.
The pace of office occupancy losses has slowed dramatically over the past 12 months, and surging leasing activity indicates that the long-awaited recovery is at last underway.
The firm that invested more than $1 billion redeveloping Chicago's massive Old Post Office into modern offices is working on a deal to buy a 16-story building just across the street.
Chicago’s Major League Soccer club and developer Related Midwest have unveiled their vision for a 22,000-seat soccer stadium planned for the first phase of an $8 billion mixed-use real estate project along the Chicago River.
A Japanese company that makes motors and equipment for a wide range of industrial applications is expanding its operations near Milwaukee and plans to move its North American headquarters there from suburban Chicago.
Commercial real estate services platform Surmount has more than doubled the size of its New York City headquarters as the firm that is focused on net-lease transactions plans to open offices across the country.
Home goods retailer At Home, with 260 stores across 40 states, filed for bankruptcy protection with plans to close dozens of locations as it becomes just the latest chain to cite a slowdown in consumer spending as rising tariffs place "significant pressure" on its business.
As workers increasingly return to the office more than five years after the onset of the pandemic, office furniture and product designers are taking notice with the latest generation of multi-use workplaces that now aim to focus on more comfortable collaboration.
An office complex near one of the largest shopping malls in the Chicago area has gone back on the market for sale in a deal that could test the market for well-leased properties.
A Denver-area investor that plans to invest billions of dollars in all-cash acquisitions of discounted U.S. office properties has lined up its next big deal in Chicago’s Loop business district.
Baker Tilly has leased about 32,000 square feet in an office tower in Chicago’s Fulton Market, where the company plans to move its U.S. headquarters from a larger space it now occupies on the eastern edge of the Loop business district.
JLL is kicking off its 2025 campaign with Breakfast Club of Canada as the real estate services firm works to support the effort to provide children with access to a nutritious breakfast at school.
Commercial real estate brokerage Newmark plans to move its Chicago office into space that Salesforce has never occupied within its 60-story namesake skyscraper along the Chicago River.
A year after buying the former Signature Room restaurant space in the 100-story former John Hancock Center, the owner of 360 Chicago said it plans to expand the observatory into the former dining space and add an event space for weddings, corporate events and other gatherings.
Chicago’s tallest skyscraper is adding three new dining options about three years after Blackstone marked the completion of Catalog, the $500 million expansion of the base of the 110-story Willis Tower.
ID Logistics, a global contract logistics provider specializing in supply chain solutions for retail, e-commerce, industrial and other sectors, has leased an entire industrial building in Kenosha, Wisconsin.
The parent of restaurant chain Hooters closed at least 30 of its corporate-owned restaurants spanning multiple states this week as it navigates bankruptcy proceedings and transitions to a franchise-only model.