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Author Archives: BOMA/Chicago
CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of June 10
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Below are articles that caught our attention the week of June 10. Chicago’s most visible buildings and landmarks are showing … Continue reading
Posted in BOMA/Chicago Events, Chicago CRE Industry, Chicago News and Events
Tagged BOMA/Chicago held its Mid-Year Market Review, commercial real estate industry in Chicago, Community Development Commission, DTZ is moving its Chicago office, GlobeSt.com, here, most visible buildings and landmarks are showing their red and black pride, The Elevator Speech, The Tribune Company leased, Vienna Beef received a $5.0 million subsidy
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CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of June 3
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Below are articles that caught our attention the week of June 3. According to a new report from the Economist … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago CRE Industry, Chicago News and Events
Tagged Chicago Architecture Foundation, Chicago is poised to become the second most competitive U.S. city by 2025, cited Chicago architecture as a major influence, commercial real estate, Fulton Market-Randolph, Google Inc. is exploring moving its Chicago office, Maxwell shopping center secured $53.4 million, NelsonHill, office building at 1229 W. Randolph St., The Elevator Speech
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A True Gemini: The Elevator Speech Celebrates Two Years of Keeping You in the Loop
Pop the bubbly and get your permits ready for a parade! It’s time to celebrate The Elevator Speech’s second anniversary. Since June 2011, The Elevator Speech has actively fulfilled its role as the online voice of Chicago’s building owners and … Continue reading
Posted in BOMA/Chicago Events, Chicago CRE Industry, Chicago Events, Chicago News, Uncategorized
Tagged BOMA/Chicago, Bob Six, The Elevator Speech, What We're Reading, NATO Summit, existing social media activities, November 9, 2012, information on emergency preparedness, earned a 2012 Best Practices Award, May 20 and 21, Voice opinions, CRE expertise, other business issues, voice of Chicago’s office building industry, very first blog posts, 2012 presidential election
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CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of May 27
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Below are articles that caught our attention the week of May 27. The Monroe Building received two awards recognizing its … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago CRE Industry, Chicago News and Events
Tagged $43.9 million loan for 2 E 8th St., 104 S. Michigan Ave., Beech Street Capital, Chicago Building Congress, Chicago Landmarks Commission, Chicago luxury mall, Illinois Medical District is planning a $300 million 55-acre expansion, The Elevator Speech, The Monroe Building received two awards recognizing its renovation work, Water Tower Place investor put 50 percent
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CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of May 20
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Below are articles that caught our attention the week of May 20. Jones Lang LaSalle has been hired to sell … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago CRE Industry, CRE Trends
Tagged CBRE Global Investors, Coeur d'Alene Mines Corp. is moving its corporate headquarters, Cole Real Estate Investments purchased the Hillshire Brands Co., downtown Chicago, Jones Lang LaSalle has been hired to sell, major downtown Chicago office market deals, MB Real Estate completed a 112, Michigan Plaza, Monroe Building, Palmer House, The Elevator Speech
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City With A View – A Look at Chicago’s Distinctive Skyline
It has been a big month for skyscrapers in the news – most notably, construction was completed on New York City’s One World Trade Center, rising to its full symbolic height of 1,776 feet (representing 1776, the year of America’s … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago Infrastructure
Tagged 60-story $250 million skyscraper planned for 220 E. Illinois Street, and the Lake Point Tower, Aon Center, CNA Center, Crain Communications Building, Great Chicago Fire, Home Insurance Building, Navy Pier, One World Trade Center, Tower of Jewel, Trump International Hotel and Tower, Willis Tower, world's top 20 city skylines
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CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of May 6
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Below are articles that caught our attention the week of May 6. While making continued strides toward recovery, the national … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago CRE Industry, Chicago News, CRE Trends
Tagged According to a recent poll from Bisnow Chicago, Bisnow Chicago's, BOMA/Chicago, Brijus Capital purchased River North loft building 363 W. Erie, CRE Leader Profile, Harbor Group International, Jones Lang LaSalle to sell 300 S. Wacker Drive, leasing activity from technology organizations, The Elevator Speech, West Loop
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CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of April 29
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Below are articles that caught our attention the week of April 29. Amidst ongoing contract negotiations between the Chicago Cubs … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago CRE Industry, Chicago News, CRE Trends
Tagged commercial real estate market, Cubs unveiled plans for the Wrigley Field renovations, Global Corporate Real Estate Trends Report, John Buck Company purchased 161 N. Clark St., Jones Lang LaSalle, most property purchases by foreign investors, One World Trade Center, One World Trade eclipsed Willis Tower as the tallest building, The Elevator Speech
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CRE News: What We’re Reading the Week of April 22
Each week, The Elevator Speech summarizes news related to some of the key industry trends, buildings, deals and dealmakers that shaped headlines. Below are articles that caught our attention the week of April 22. As sustainability continues to be a top priority … Continue reading
Posted in Chicago CRE Industry, Chicago News, CRE Trends, Green
Tagged 333 W. Wacker, BOMA International, commercial real estate industry, Deutsche Bank AG, Green Office program, Hillshire Brands Co. is moving its headquarters, Hines Interests and 300 North LaSalle, LEED Platinum certification, Mintel set up its North American headquarters, sells off pieces of the John Hancock Center, Sterling Bay Cos., The Elevator Speech, Top 10 Efficiency Tactics for Commercial Buildings
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