NEW YORK—The bank also provided a $6M revolving line of credit for the 19 properties in the Midwest.

CHICAGO—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, Transwestern officials say the leasing and improvement plan has boosted occupancy to 95%.

CHICAGO—The company originally arranged construction financing for the new West Loop tower, and has now assisted its new owner in the acquisition.

BLOOMINGTON, IL—Not having renters insurance could leave many vulnerable to a financial catastrophe especially during the holiday season.

CHICAGO—Demand for industrial product is quite strong, but developers are not putting up new product fast enough, according to Avison Young.

CHICAGO—National home sales sank during 2014, and the decline was also seen throughout the state, especially the city.

CHICAGO—Many experts, including Brian Tader of Lee &amp; Associates, feel all the signs are pointing in the right direction and only a major outside crisis could derail the recovery in 2015.

DETROIT—The three big players in the dollar store market remain attractive to investors even while recent merger offers get sorted out.