Chicago Has A Narrative Problem — Here's How Local CRE Leaders Plan To Fix It

Chicago and its surrounding suburbs have failed to sell themselves to people looking to invest in the Windy City, CRE experts say.

This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet: City Council Approves $158M In Adaptive Reuse Projects

Read about the latest deals in Chicago this week.

Clayco Taps New CEO, Launches Advanced Technology Unit

Clayco elevated Anthony Johnson to CEO from his previous roles as executive vice president and president of Clayco's industrial business unit.

New Mag Mile Office-To-Residential Conversion Proposed As Chicago Accelerates Downtown Reimagining

Commonwealth Development Partners, a Connecticut-based developer and investment firm, is aiming to convert most of 500 N. Michigan Ave. into 320 units.

Downtown Chicago’s Future Hinges On Adaptive Reuse, But Developers Say City Is Moving Too Slowly

Office-to-residential conversions could be a solution to address the oversupply of downtown office space and the need for more housing in the city.

This Week's Houston Deal Sheet: $1B, 70-Acre 'Urban Village' Coming To Former Halliburton Campus

This week in Houston real estate news.

76ers Arena Decision Delayed Until Thursday

Philadelphia City Council President Kenyatta Johnson delayed a vote on the 76ers' arena proposal twice on Wednesday. It's been rescheduled for Thursday.

Sixers' $1.3B Arena Gets Official Thumbs-Up From Philly City Council

City council approved the Philadelphia 76ers' Center City arena proposal in a series of 12-5 votes on Thursday morning.

As Chicago Fire Goes It Alone On New Stadium, Some Warn To 'Beware Of The Fine Print'

The public is unlikely to get off scot-free even though Chicago Fire owner Joe Mansueto plans to finance a new stadium himself.

Dillard’s Buys Texas Mall To Keep It Out Of The Hands Of 'Bad Actors'

Dillard's and a partner are acquiring an East Texas mall while other department store retailers are getting rid of real estate assets.