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Chicagoans in commercial real estate may wonder what the year will bring for development as well as how Trump administration policies might impact current and upcoming projects.
Chicago’s noteworthy projects include the revitalization of four elevated train stations with artwork as part of the Chicago Transit Authority’s $2.1B Red and Purple Modernization Phase One Project. The city is also seeking approval on the privately invested $7B 1901 Project, a mixed-use community redevelopment on the West Side.
Bisnow’s Chicago 2025 Market Kickoff, taking place Jan. 21 at the Braveheart III Office Park in Schaumburg, Illinois, will bring together key figures in Chicago and national CRE to participate in panels and network with peers.
Speakers will dive into topics such as:
What President-elect Donald Trump’s second term means for CRE.
How the high-cost environment is impacting dealmaking across the country.
The asset classes shaping Chicago and elsewhere in 2025.
What opportunities and challenges may be in store for Chicago investors in the new year.
Click here to register and purchase tickets.
Speakers will include:
David Schwartz, Waterton CEO
Fritz Kaegi, Cook County assessor
Rich Kleinman, LaSalle co-chief investment officer in the Americas
Lauro Ferroni, JLL head of capital markets research in the Americas
Vicki Noonan, Cushman & Wakefield managing principal
Donald Hall, Nuveen global head of research for real estate
Jim Milliken, CLA principal
David Wolff, McDermott Will & Emery partner and co-head of U.S. real estate practice
Christy George, Intersect Illinois CEO
Don’t miss out on the opportunity to engage in productive discussions with CRE owners, developers, investors and more in Chicago and learn more about what is on the horizon for CRE assets in the region. Click here to register.
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