CHICAGO-The local accounting, tax and management consulting firm takes the entire 20th floor in the former Insurance Exchange building. The move from 130 E. Randolph St. in the East Loop to 68,000 sf in the award-winning building takes place in November.

CHICAGO-ATA's 200,000-sf training facility at 4700 W. 72nd St. began to look iffy in the wake of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks, but the Indianapolis-based airline is not canceling plans. The city is providing a $24-million tax increment financing subsidy.

CHICAGO-The world's largest financial printer, which is moving to 500 W. Madison St., uses Inland Real Estate's sealed-bid auction process to sell its seven-story building at 325 W. Ohio St., which includes a 16,000-sf development site next to the Kennedy Expressway feeder ramp.

OAKBROOK, IL-A 38,250 shopping center in Munster, IN and a 34,412-sf industrial building on a 1.38-acre potential redevelopment site in Mokena, IL are sold by Inland Real Estate Auctions, Inc. for sellers looking to condense the conventional sales process.

CHICAGO-Overall vacancy Downtown is up to 14.3%,with a total of more than 5.5 million sf of sublease space now available, according to Cushman & Wakefield's first-quarter report. It is the largest amount of sublease space the firm has seen in 15 years of tracking the submarkets.

CHICAGO-Gary Burk and Denny Oklak, who have a combined 38 years with Indianapolis-based Duke Realty Corp., are co-chief operating officers in charge of the leasing, property management, maintenance, construction, and acquisition/disposition functions.

MADISON, WI-The class-A multifamily complex in the West submarket sells at a 7.9% capitalization rate. A Wisconsin-based investor pays Northwestern Investment Management Co. $17 million for the property.

EVANSTON, IL-A $750,000 minimum bid could take a 2.17-acre site with three buildings, including an 87-year-old mansion, just on the outskirts of this suburb's Downtown area. Residential redevelopment is seen as the property's likely future.