riverside investment & development

Three Chicago firms unite to launch innovative indoor air quality program

ESD, Cohesion and Riverside Investment & Development are deploying a state-of-the-art indoor air quality (IAQ) program this summer. The first building to host the program…

Chicago real estate taxes a hot topic

While property taxes are not always a compelling topic of conversation, the current tax situation in Illinois has pushed commercial real estate professionals to focus…

Downtown and in the suburbs, new office space continues to draw tenants

There's certainly been no cease fire on the horizon in the office amenity war, but the condition of the overall space itself is also vitally…

Interior construction begins on Bank of America’s flagship Chicago office

Skender recently started interior construction of the 536,000-square-foot office relocation for Bank of America's (BofA) downtown Chicago offices. In addition to naming rights for the…

BMO Tower officially breaks ground in Chicago

Goettsch Partners celebrated the groundbreaking today for Union Station Tower, also known as BMO Tower, a new 50-story office building in Chicago. Goettsch is serving…

Law firms chasing efficiency (along with Millennials)

Maintaining a recent trend, law firms continue to shed office space in favor of leaner, more efficient floorplans. Over the past year in Chicago, two-thirds…

MidwestCRE

2020 Forecast: Gloor and Nieman to give their experts’ view

REjournals is announcing the first names in what promises to be a blockbuster lineup for its 18th annual Commercial Real Estate Forecast Conference being held…

For Chicago office space, it’s a tenants’ market

There has been a shift in the dynamics of the downtown Chicago office market. New Q2 numbers express favorable tendencies for tenants, as rental rates…

Drew Nieman reunites with former colleague in joining Riverside Investment

Drew Nieman has left his role as executive vice president in CBRE Chicago’s agency leasing group to join Riverside Investment & Development. Serving as firm’s…

IllinoisOffice

Living on the edge: Engineering riverside high-rises

Nearly 120 years ago, Chicago manifested an engineering feat when its namesake river was reversed, sending its waters out toward the Mississippi River rather than…