Rachel Herzog is a Reporter at The Real Deal. She covers a diverse range of topics including construction and real estate, retail, and architecture, with a particular focus on the Illinois and Chicago markets. Rachel's work has been featured in notable publications such as WDAY, Crain's Chicago Business, and BLUE JAY JUNIOR VOLLEYBALL INC.
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Rachel Herzog's coverage is primarily focused on local events and private sector announcements in the real estate and sports industries within New York. She would likely be interested in pitches related to local real estate developments, property transactions, or major sporting events happening within the state of New York.
For those looking to reach out to Rachel with relevant stories, consider emphasizing the local angle and focusing on specific properties, businesses, or teams operating within New York. Additionally, business owners involved in real estate deals or individuals associated with regional sports teams may find success by reaching out about their latest activities or updates.
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By: Rachel Herzog
A Chicago developer has scored a refinancing of its luxury Fulton Market apartment complex. To continue reading...
A large apartment complex in Wheaton traded for $101.2 million in one of the highest-priced suburban deals of the year. To continue reading...
A Chicago-based private-equity real estate firm has picked up an assisted living community in the northern suburbs as part of its efforts to expand its footprint in the senior housing market.
The owner of the Shops at North Bridge has handed the property over to its lender, the latest sign of how far property values have fallen on Chicago's Magnificent Mile.
By: Rachel Herzog, Dennis Rodkin
In September 2016, all signs were favorable as the Magellan Development Group and a Chinese partner broke ground on a 101-story hotel and condo tower on a premiere site on the Chicago River.
By: Rachel Herzog
An East Coast investor spent more than $100 million to pick up two suburban shopping centers, casting a vote of confidence in the retail property sector.
By: Rachel Herzog
A retailer that shuttered its Magnificent Mile store three years ago and an experiential entertainment company are poised to fill space in a prominent building that sportswear giant Under Armour is vacating.
An entity tied to an Italian designer paid more than $17 million for an Oak Street property leased to fashion house Bottega Veneta, a measure of the appeal of Chicago's luxury real estate market to global buyers.
By: Rachel Herzog
Chicago real estate firm Habitat had to come up with about $20 million in new equity to hold on to its East Loop apartment tower as high interest rates and property taxes batter downtown property values.
The head of a family-run spirits firm with offices in Highland Park and New York City sold his Glencoe mansion for $6.45 million. To continue reading...
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