Fulton Market Will Return To Health Despite Scars From Restaurant Closures
Stakeholders say there is already a lot of activity in Fulton Market's residential and office markets, a sign that things will soon return to normal.
Stakeholders say there is already a lot of activity in Fulton Market's residential and office markets, a sign that things will soon return to normal.
Although the Chicago market looks very healthy, with millions of SF on the way, the West Loop conditions will swing toward tenants in 2019.
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The Downtown Chicago office market was seeing healthy leasing in Q1, until the coronavirus crisis hit in mid-March, and now there is nothing but uncertainty.
Office rental rates have essentially stayed the same this year, but mostly because so little leasing has taken place. All that could change in the coming year.
The city has long had a serious lack of lab space, but developers have several million square feet underway.
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The office market put up some solid numbers in the third quarter, in large part because of the leasing at 601W Cos.' Old Main Post Office redevelopment.
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