[IMGCAP(1)]CHICAGO-Reed Construction has been pegged to build the 45,000-square-foot Rush University Medical Center's Outpatient Cancer Center. The building will go up at 1725 W. Harrison. and is shooting for LEED Silver certification.

DARIEN, IL-The University of Chicago Medical Center has renewed its lease for 63,390 square feet here in the Darien Business Center. Lease rates were not released. Jason Streepy and Linda Garske with Grubb & Ellis Co. negotiated building owner Grubb & Ellis Realty Investors. Andrew Davidson and Jay Beadle of MB Real Estate represented the University of Chicago Medical Center.

EVANSTON, IL-NorthShore University HealthSystem renewed its lease for 20,299 square feet at 909 Davis St. Jason Streepy and Linda Garske with Grubb & Ellis represented the landlord, American Fund US Investments/ Real Estate Capital Partners. Richard Berger and Michael Cummings of Colliers Bennett & Kahnweiler represented NorthShore University HealthSystem. Lease terms were not made public.

EVANSTON, IL-Mesa West Capital provided $14.5 million in first mortgage financing for the recapitalization of an existing loan on the 269-key Orrington Hotel, owned by an affiliate of Greenfield Partners LLC. Jay Marshall of Holliday Fenoglio Fowler arranged the financing that will help fund the conversion of the hotel into a full-service Hilton.

[IMGCAP(2)] INDIANAPOLIS-Colliers Turley Martin Tucker arranged the sale of the 120-unit Harbour Town Apartments to a Los Angeles-based private equity investor. The property was purchased in an all cash transaction, the selling price was not released. CTMT's T. Scott Pollom represented the buyer.

MUNSTER, IN-Royal Brush Manufacturing Co. Inc. purchased a 55,000-square-foot building at 515 West 45th Ave. The high-end brush manufacturer paid $2.6 million for the 3.4-acre lot. Adam Karras of Paine/Wetzel ONCOR International represented Royal Brush. Edward Wabick of Paine/Wetzel and Jeff Brant of Brant Cos represented the seller; Chicago Downs Association Inc.

[IMGCAP(3)]ST. LOUIS-Holliday Fenoglio Fowler arranged $10.8 million in order to refinance Gateway Tower. The 20-story, 213,228-square-foot building is 95% occupied. HFF's Matthew Schoenfeldt worked with borrower Sovereign Partners LLC to secure the five-year, fixed-rate loan through Ladder Capital Finance. This loan will replace a maturing CMBS loan originated in 2005 by Bank of America.