Kanye West's Chicago Childhood Home Faces Tax Issues
Ye, formerly Kanye West, is behind on property taxes for his childhood home in Chicago, casting doubt on his plans to turn the site into a community arts hub.
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New York Firm Buys Niles Shopping Center for $40 Million
A New York investment firm has purchased Pointe Plaza, a shopping center in the Chicago suburb of Niles, for $40 million, signaling strong investor confidence.
#Commercial Real Estate#Chicago#Real Estate Investment
Chicago Groups Demand Eviction Ban During ICE Operations
Chicago tenant groups are calling for an immediate halt on evictions, arguing that increased ICE enforcement is preventing residents from working and paying rent.
#Chicago#Housing Crisis#Eviction Moratorium
Chicago's Magnificent Mile Shows Signs of Renewed Vitality
Chicago's iconic Magnificent Mile is showing clear signs of a post-pandemic recovery, as returning shoppers and new businesses revitalize the famed retail corridor.
#Chicago#Magnificent Mile#Retail
Wacker Drive Office Tower Enters Chicago Market
A prominent office tower at 121 West Wacker Drive in downtown Chicago has entered the market. The sale could impact the owner and lender as the city's commercial real estate sector navigates changes,
#Chicago#Commercial Real Estate#Office Market
Chicago Fire FC Relocates HQ to Iconic Wrigley Building
Chicago Fire FC announced it is moving its corporate headquarters to the iconic Wrigley Building on Michigan Avenue, a major step as the club also plans a new stadium.
#Chicago Fire FC#Commercial Real Estate#Wrigley Building
Chicago Land Auction Fails to Resolve Vacant Lot Crisis
A massive auction of 800 vacant lots in Chicago, meant to resolve a landowner's debts, fell short, with only one-third of properties selling for just $3.4 million.
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Chicago Seminar to Cover Key 2025 Real Estate Law Changes
The Illinois State Bar Association will host a full-day seminar in Chicago on October 25, 2025, covering key updates in real estate law and offering 6.0 MCLE credits.
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Chicago Tower Conversion Advances Despite Legal Hurdles
A $184 million plan to convert a historic Chicago Loop office tower into apartments has secured a key preliminary approval, despite facing two major legal battles.
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River North Hotel Surrendered to Lender After Failed Sale
The 21c Museum Hotel in Chicago's River North neighborhood has been surrendered to its lender after the owner's attempt to sell the property last year failed.
#Commercial Real Estate#Chicago#Hotels
Chicago Program Offers New Path to Real Estate Careers
City Colleges of Chicago and BOMA Chicago are launching a new program to train commercial real estate property managers, featuring a course and apprenticeship.
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FAA Drone Ban Over Chicago Disrupts Real Estate Industry
A temporary FAA flight restriction has grounded all drone operations across much of Chicago until October 12, disrupting the real estate industry and other businesses.
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