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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Take Our Poll: Share Your Thoughts About LinkedIn
Of the three dominant social media platforms, LinkedIn without question stands apart when it comes to business relationship building. The platform gives individual subscribers a pretty extensive personal curriculum vitae and the opportunity to pose relevant questions, start a discussion, … Continue reading
Posted in BOMA/Chicago Events, CRE Trends
Tagged affiliate member companies, BOMA/CHicago building, BOMA/Chicago has maintained a LinkedIn Group, BOMA/Chicago linkedin group member, BOMA/Chicago members, commercial real estate, LinkedIn, LinkedIn feature is the "Follow Company" button, relationship building, social media platforms, the world's largest professional network
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CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of February 20
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Here’s what caught our attention the week of February 20: The unique office tower at 150 N. Michigan Ave. is … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago News and Events
Tagged 10 S. LaSalle St, 150 N. Michigan Ave. is for sale, 200 W. Monroe St., 230 W. Monroe St, 311 W. Monroe St, Art Loop, artist Jessica Stockholder will “wrap” four buildings in color on State Street, BGC Partners will acquire commercial real estate firm Grubb & Ellis, Chicago Title, Chicago Title & Trust, Color Jam, Crain Communications Building, Crain's Chicago Business, Grubb & Ellis purchase, Millennium Park, State Street, the Chicago Title & Trust Co. is considering relocating to 10 S. LaSalle St, The Elevator Speech, Three more downtown office towers on Monroe St. are for sale
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CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of February 13
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Here’s what caught our attention the week of February 13: The 915,000-square-foot Civic Opera Building at 20 N. Wacker Drive … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago News and Events, Uncategorized
Tagged Civic Opera Building at 20 N. Wacker Drive was sold, commercial real estate will be the best investment option in 2012, Deloitte, J. F. McKinney & Associates, National Association of Realtors, New York Stock Exchange, owners of the Empire State Building in New York are planning an initial public offering, Real Estate Research Corp, risk that office properties will post income declines as leases roll over is high, Sara Lee, Sara Lee’s meat business, Sterling Bay, Sterling Bay Cos. paid $10 million for 400 S. Jefferson Street, The Elevator Speech
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The Ongoing Transformation of Navy Pier: Part II
Last week, we profiled Navy Pier’s rich history and transforming identity throughout the last 96 years. This week, we will discuss the future of Navy Pier and how its redesign will contribute to its ongoing transformation. In September 2011, Navy Pier … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago News and Events
Tagged !melk, AECOM, Aedas Architects, Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG), Chicago Architecture Foundation (CAF), Chicago Children’s Museum, Chicago Shakespeare Theater, Crystal Gardens, Davis Brody Bond, design team will be chosen to redesign Navy Pier, East End Park, Gateway Park, Grimshaw Architects, HOK, ive design finalists, James corner Field Operations, maintain the Pier’s family appeal while attracting more adults and year-round visitors, Martha Schwartz Partners, Midwest’s most-visited landmark, Navy Pier, Navy Pier Inc. (NPI), NPI launched an international contest, Pier Park, public was invited to presentations by each team, redesign Navy Pier, redesigning Navy Pier’s public spaces, reimagine the public spaces at Navy Pier, series of floating boardwalks, steel structure in Lake Michigan known as “The Glacier”, The Crystal Gardens, the nonprofit group that manages Navy Pier, the South Dock, UrbanLab, we profiled Navy Pier’s rich history and transforming identity, Xavier Vendrell Studio
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The Ongoing Transformation of Navy Pier: Part I
Navy Pier is one of Chicago’s most dynamic and vibrant landmarks. Throughout its history, the Pier has been a center of commerce, a military base, a school, an events venue and a world-renowned destination. In fact, Navy Pier has not … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago News and Events
Tagged 500-seat outdoor Skyline Stage, Chicago landmarks, Chicago River, ChicagoFest, country's Bicentennial Celebration, Daniel Burnham's "Master Plan of Chicago", dramatic plans recently unveiled to further transform Navy Pier, library considered "the largest reading room" in Illinois, Loop Alive's restoration of the Chicago Theater, Midwest’s most-visited landmark, Municipal Pier was officially renamed Navy Pier, Municipal Pier when it was opened in 1916, Navy Pier, Navy Pier is Chicago’s (and the Midwest’s) number one attraction, Navy Pier is currently in the process of another resdesign, Navy Pier underwent various renovations, original Taste of Chicago, president George H.W. Bush, public was invited to presentations by each team, Taste of Chicago, The event featured 16 different stages, the University of Illinois began using Navy Pier to hold classes, United States entered World War I, University of Illinois classes at Navy Pier, University of Illinois- Chicago
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