Emma Whalen

Can the next generation of two famous sports families redevelop The United Center and the reputation of the Chicago Bulls and Blackhawks?

Silver Creek Development hired Newmark to sell a Chicago-area Michelin Super Regional Distribution Facility.

NinjaTrader Group will occupy a full floor in the Henry Crown and Company-owned building at 222 North LaSalle.

Illinois towns are likely to embrace data center developments in exchange for property tax revenue and a few hundred jobs.

The firm leads the pack among European family offices taking big swings in Chicago’s real estate market.

Port Washington, New York-based JK Equities is redeveloping the Graphic Arts Building offices at 1006 S. Michigan Ave. overlooking Grant Park into apartments.

Fritz Kaegi’s property tax reforms make investors even less likely to invest in Chicago real estate and development

Investment Picking Up in Chicago Midsize Multifamily

Fulton Street Companies’ Alex Najem and Latsko Interests’ Fred Latsko offered the portfolio, and a sale could fund other developments.

Developers want mixed-use zoning near Chicago’s United Center as the arena’s surroundings are transformed, but industrial players are pushing back.

A study commissioned by Cook County Treasurer Maria Pappas found that homeowners have paid $2 billion more due to appeals granted.

Squatters, move-in fees and accessory dwelling units are among the proposals real estate is watching as the session comes to a close.

Developer’s request for a crucial zoning change at 213-15 N. Racine St. is headed for rejection without significant changes to the 30-story multifamily proposal.

A Hampton by Hilton Hotel is planned in Pullman, an area that could benefit from the upcoming Obama library and a quantum computing campus.

Nuveen bought Algonquin Commons Shopping Center for $100 million from Red Mountain Group and F&F Capital.

Plus, Todd Guthrie named W.E. O’Neil COO, Daniel S. North joins Polsinelli and more Chicago real estate news.

The measure’s similarities to a rule put into Northwest Side neighborhoods earlier this year sparks backlash from the real estate industry.

A debate about aldermanic control over individual coach house proposals turned into a year-long stalemate.

City of Chicago inspected the troubled 130-unit apartment complex two weeks before massive federal operation on Chicago’s South Side.

Heidner built a video gambling business and owns hundreds of commercial properties throughout the U.S. through his firm Heidner Properties.