CMK, Lend Lease Wants to Develop 7.3 Acres in South Loop

A JV between CMK and Lend Lease submitted plans with the city to build 2,700 apartments in the South Loop. The project would consist of five towers on 7.3 acres between Harrison Street and River City; the tallest structure would rise 47 stories and include 626 apartments. The South Loop is one of Chicago's hottest neighborhoods for residential development and the CMK/Lend Lease partnership has bought several tracts of land in the area, according to Crain's. This specific parcel has been dubbed "River South" by developers who have eyed it in recent years. [Crain's]

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