These 4 Buildings are the Future of Chicago's Riverwalk

Chicago’s $100M Riverwalk extension isn’t the only high-profile project happening down by the river. By 2019, the four buildings below, totaling $3B, will add over 900 luxury apartments and condos, 2.2M SF in office space, and five acres of parkland, riverwalk and pedestrian areas.

1. 150 North Riverside

Where: 150 N Riverside Plaza

Developer: Riverside Investment & Development

Designer: Goettsch Partners

Cost: $490M

Completion: Late 2016

Why it's huge: This 54-story, 1.2m SF office tower will occupy only 25% of its two-acre site when completed. The rest will become a public park, riverwalk space and amphitheater. Big-name tenants such as Hyatt and law firm Polsinelli have signed leases to move to this supertall.

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