Illinois Real Estate Journal

2022 Chicago Women in Real Estate Event: Celebrating International Women’s Day

On March 8—International Women’s Day—RE Journals hosted its 3rd Illinois Real Estate Journal Chicago Women in Real Estate Event. We returned this year in-person to…

Despite Delta surge and subsequent waves, Chicago area retail’s recovery is well on-track

At this point in time, as much of the country (and world) has gone back to business as usual, the retail world is also seeing…

The pandemic created a big opportunity for private equity, but squeezed independent Chicago landlords

For Chicago area multifamily property owners and operators, the pandemic has only been a part of the challenge that these last two years have represented.…

Revisiting Illinois Real Estate Journal’s biggest stories of 2021

The new year is just around the corner, but we can already look back at 2021 as one that represented both the good times and…

Expect big changes along the Chicago River’s North Branch as Lincoln Yards enters the next phase of construction

After years of planning and public meetings, Chicago-based developer Sterling Bay has taken the wraps off the next phase of construction for the Lincoln Yards…

Chicago law firm office leasing remains one bright spot in downtown pandemic woes

These last two years have undoubtedly been tough for commercial real estate investors and professionals in downtown office space. However, one industry that has been…

Jonathan F.P. Rose discusses the ongoing need for affordable housing, how to create more of it, and saving what’s left

Based out of New York City, Jonathan Rose Companies has acquired a number of high-profile affordable housing developments in and around Chicago in recent years,…

State of Suburban Office Conference panels highlight flexibility, flight to quality, and good design

Nearly 75 professionals gathered on the morning of Thursday, September 23 at the Bell Works redevelopment of the former Ameritech campus in Hoffman Estates to…

Pullman National Monument visitor center is ‘just the start’ to site development and investment

After standing idle over the Pullman community for decades, the former Pullman Company’s Clock Tower & Administration Building is ready to begin its new life…

How flexibility, innovation and strategic foresight helped Chicago’s construction industry push through the pandemic

While industrial development is booming, the construction industry has faced its fair share of headaches and setbacks over the last 18 months with material shortages,…

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