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The firm, which signed a lease for more than 331,000 square feet in January 2019, inked a lease expansion for 108,343 square feet at the recently completed development at 2075 W. 43rd St.
The brokerage firm states the property sold for $5.575 million, which calculates out to $179,839 per unit, which was the highest price per unit for a single property in Kenwood in the last 10 years, according to CoStar data.
The fund, through its affiliated entities, plans to develop a 120-room hotel, operated under a nationally recognized brand, and a six-story, 144-unit apartment community at the site.
The transaction marks the highest sale price achieved for a bulk condo sale in the history of Chicago, according to CBRE, which brokered the deal. New ownership will deconvert the property back to apartments.
Overall, Chicago recorded 854,255 square feet of law firm transactions from the third quarter of 2019 through the second quarter of 2019, up from 702,971 square feet the year prior.
The mayor introduced the proposals to the City Council last week that would terminate the Pershing/King TIF district, the Harlem Industrial TIF district, the Irving Park/Elston TIF district and the South Works Industrial TIF district on Dec. 31 2019.
DSC Logistics has already taken occupancy of 250,000 square feet at the building to start processing inbound deliveries and, within the next six months will expand to occupy half of the newly built distribution center once additional interior and site improvements are completed.
Locally-based Nicole Crafts, the parent company of A.C. Moore, announced that it was exiting its retail operations and has hired the retail and real estate divisions of Gordon Brothers to close the A.C. Moore stores located from Maine to Florida.