Alby Gallun is a Senior Reporter and Team Leader for Crain's Chicago Business, focusing on local real estate and development news in the Chicago area. With a keen eye for market trends and a deep understanding of the local landscape, Alby delivers insightful and informative articles on the latest happenings in the Chicago real estate market.
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By: Alby Gallun
The sale of the Seneca underscores the downward pressure that higher interest rates have had on apartment building values.
Village officials rejected one proposal to convert a Renaissance hotel into apartments and another one to build 140 rental homes on the former Scott Foresman property.
Chris Averill, who joined the Chicago-based contractor in 2015, aims to foster greater coordination among Pepper's four business units.
Developers will complete a record amount of industrial space in the Chicago area this year, just as demand is seeing a slow down.
By: Alby Gallun
More than six years after picking a developer for the long-vacant parcel, the CHA is moving ahead with a project there.
The Rush Street retail space could help Rivian increase its visibility among wealthy residents and tourists alike as it tries spur sales in an EV market led by Tesla.
Bids start at $4 million for a former Plunkett furniture store reincarnated as a processing and storage facility for Barack Obama’s presidential records.
By: Alby Gallun
A data center project on the Sears campus would represent another major step in the reshaping of office parks and corporate headquarters across suburban Chicago.
Bottega Veneta is following a long line of retailers off the struggling Mag Mile, joining an Oak Street retail market that's flourishing by contrast.
By: Alby Gallun
Undefeated in league play, Evanston’s top JV team played its best hockey down the stretch before its loss to second-seeded York.
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