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Riverside Investment & Development close 50,000-square-foot office as Prudential Plaza in Chicago

Riverside Investment & Development signed ComPsych Corporation to a 50,000-square-foot long-term headquarters lease on the seventh floor at Prudential Plaza in Chicago. ComPsych will make…

Riverside Investment and Development signs three new tenants at 320 S. Canal in Chicago

Riverside Investment and Development has signed Skadden Arps (89,100 square feet), National Futures Association (55,364 square feet) and Ullico (8,445 square feet) to three separate…

Taking the pulse of Chicago’s downtown office sector

Chicago’s Loop has ceded much of its monopoly on office space to the West Loop and Fulton Market. But combined, these submarkets remain the nexus…

Lincoln International moves Chicago HQ to 110 N. Wacker

Lincoln International, a global investment banking advisory firm, has relocated its headquarters office in Chicago. As of January 4, 2021, Lincoln occupies three floors in…

Waiting for business to show up at the door? That’s not how Forecast Conference speakers have battled the pandemic

A brighter future … at least starting in the second half of 2021. That’s what the industry experts speaking at the 19th Annual Commercial Real…

All about that space: Forecasting the changes coming to our offices

The very idea of “space” has been turned on its head in the wake of COVID-19. Will office users still need the same amount of…

NAIOP Chicago announces 2020 Awards for Excellence winners

NAIOP Chicago recently hosted its 33rd Annual Awards for Excellence, a gala celebrating the commercial real estate industry. Due to the ongoing pandemic, the event…

110 N. Wacker officially opens along Chicago River

The Howard Hughes Corporation and Riverside Investment & Development announced today the opening of the trophy-class office tower at 110 North Wacker Drive in Chicago.…

DePaul/ULI Chicago survey: COVID-19 and Cook County taxes will lead to “Nike swoosh-shaped” recovery in Chicago

Global events that trickled down to Chicago’s real estate markets ensured the belief that 2020 is a year like no other—even in just six months.…

A rise in office vacancies could point to a diversifying Chicago Loop

Some employees have returned to their Loop offices, but many are still working remotely. This could be the trailhead for a long-term trend, with more…

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