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May 2, 2024

JPMorgan Takes $19M First Step On Major Chase Tower Renovation

JPMorgan Chase has received city approval for its first construction permit on the extensive renovation of the company's downtown Chicago office tower since the project was announced in February.

JPMorgan Takes $19M First Step On Major Chase Tower Renovation

The city gave the go-ahead April 29 for JPMorgan to do work on exterior plaza repairs at Chase Tower, removing and replacing granite pavers and waterproofing the area, according to the city's building permit database. The work site area is 100K SF, and Berglund Construction…

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Bears' $3.2B Stadium Proposal A 'Non-Starter' For Governor

The Chicago Bears may need to call an audible on the team's new lakefront stadium proposal after an unproductive meeting with state leadership Wednesday over public financing.

Bears' $3.2B Stadium Proposal A 'Non-Starter' For Governor

Gov. J.B. Pritzker's chief of staff, Anne Caprara, and Deputy Gov. Andy Manar met with team leadership to review the stadium plans and came away unconvinced. Pritzker wasn't present. "The current proposal is a non-starter for the state," Pritzker's press secretary, Alex Gough, said in a…

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Cannabis Reclassification Would Likely Boost Cash Flow, Opening Doors For CRE Moves

This week’s announcement that the Department of Justice recommended cannabis be reclassified as a lower-risk substance is a long-awaited move toward legitimacy coveted by thousands of marijuana businesses in states where recreational use is legal.

The decision could bring big changes for cannabis-related real estate as a result of loosened lending restrictions, a lower regulatory bar and more available money to spend on facilities and growth.

Cannabis Reclassification Would Likely Boost Cash Flow, Opening Doors For CRE Moves

“The increased cash flow from the reduced tax burden will provide financing for expansion of all different types of licenses,” Charlie Alovisetti, partner at cannabis law firm Vicente LLP and chair of the firm’s corporate group, told Bisnow in an email. “And the momentum from the rescheduling will hopefully lead…

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Former Cushman & Wakefield CEO John Forrester Gets A New Gig

Former Cushman & Wakefield CEO John Forrester Gets A New Gig  

A year after announcing his departure from Cushman & Wakefield, John Forrester will become a strategic adviser at UK-based Related Argent.

Forrester, whose 35-year tenure at C&W included a roughly 18-month stint as CEO, is taking his relationship with Related Argent to the next level after serving as a longtime adviser with the firm on its King's Cross redevelopment project, according to a news release.

“Having worked closely with many of the best people and projects throughout my career, I am delighted to now be supporting a business I have always admired and which has the ability to drive positive change for our cities and the people who live and work in them,” Forrester said…

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