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Chicago entrepreneur donates $2.25 million building for family YMCA facility

Sunil Puri, president and founder of First Midwest Group, and his business partner, Dan Arnold, recently donated a $2.25 million 15,000-square-foot facility in Rockford, Illinois.

CBRE acquires major retail real estate firm

CBRE Group has acquired Sitehawk Retail Real Estate.

Pine Tree Commercial Realty announces three promotions

Pine Tree Commercial Realty, LLC has promoted Erin Bremen to executive vice president of asset management and due diligence, Graham Grochocinski to senior vice president…

MBRE Healthcare adds Michael Lincoln as SVP

MB Real Estate announced that Michael Lincoln has joined MBRE Healthcare as senior vice president based in the Chicago office.

The best way to sell Chicago’s Thompson Center? How about an online auction?

The University of Chicago's William Eckhardt Research Center, designed by HOK, was formally dedicated on Oct. 29 on the university's main campus south of downtown…

John Buck Company talks what’s to come for MILA, Chicago’s newest luxury apartment building

In October 2014, Pepper Construction Company and James McHugh Construction Co. broke ground on MILA, Chicago's newest 41-story luxury apartment building along the Magnificent Mile.…

GlenStar Properties acquires all 420,613 square feet of Bannockburn Lakes

GlenStar Properties (GlenStar) and its institutional capital partner have closed on Bannockburn Lakes, a 420,613-square-foot Class A office complex in Bannockburn, Illinois.

NelsonHill closes $2.6 million sale of Andersonville facility for Jeron Electronics’ headquarters

NelsonHill has closed on the sale of a 40,000-square-foot building located at 1743 West Rosehill Drive in Chicago for the sale price of $2.60 million.

Molto Properties acquires 45,000 square feet in Paragon Business Park

Molto Properties has acquired 49 North Paragon Drive, a 45,000-square-foot industrial building in the Paragon Business Park in Romeoville, IL.

Transportation and logistics activity remains steady while distribution centers get makeovers

The robust demand of new product in Chicago has been keeping industrial developers at work. And while the city has been seeing a fair amount…

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