Chicago
HFF Secures $31M Loan for Chicago Community
The luxury property is part of developer PMG’s national portfolio of X Social Communities, a new concept meant to provide a high-class lifestyle at an accessible price point.
Greystar Hires Managing Director in Chicago
Yale Dieckmann, formerly an executive vice president and chief investment officer with JDL Development, will manage Greystar’s new development projects throughout the Midwest.
Newcastle Pays $86M for Chicago Property
Seeking an acquisition in a neighborhood wedged between two of Chicago’s hottest enclaves, Newcastle Ltd. has acquired 504 and 505 N. Green Street, an apartment community in the River West district.
Draper and Kramer Bringing New Community to Chicago’s South Loop
The 275-unit development will be located nearby McCormick Square and will be the largest community built in the area since 2010.
Mixed-Income Chicago Development Breaks Ground
The 164-unit project is a collaboration between public and private entities. The property is located 4.5 miles south of downtown.
Interforum Holdings Debuts Chicago-Area Luxury Community
Lakeside Village of Oakbrook, which broke ground back in 2016, offers residents access to amenities including a swimming pool, dog park and rooftop deck.
The Habitat Co. Grows IL Affordable Management Portfolio
The Drexel Properties, a 155-unit community in Chicago’s Kenwood neighborhood, brings the company’s affordable housing assignments to more than 10,000 units.
Multifamily Chicago Report – Winter 2019
Demand is strong across the metro, as Millennials continue to move into well-located, modern apartments, pushing rent growth to its highest rate in two years.
Historic Chicago Building Receives $53M Loan
The NHP Foundation has commenced renovation on the Mark Twain Hotel. By the end of 2019, the property will encompass 148 affordable units.
Nautilus Buys Community in Chicago’s Hyde Park
Interra Realty facilitated the $6 million transaction. Joe Smazal worked on behalf of the seller, while Ted Stratman and Jeremy Morton represented the buyer.