Wendell Hutson is a Staff Reporter at the Chicago Business Journal. He specializes in urban affairs, focusing on economic development, commercial real estate, and the construction industry. Wendell's work has been featured in various publications, including KSDK News, Global Finance Herald, and multiple Business Journals across the country.
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Wendell Hutson's coverage primarily revolves around local business and real estate news, particularly in the Chicago area. His focus on private sector announcements and press releases indicates a preference for news directly from companies or organizations.
If you are reaching out to Wendell, consider offering exclusive insights into local business trends, new investments, real estate developments, economic forecasts specific to the Chicago area, or interviews with key figures in the region’s business community.
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By: Wendell Hutson
The first and only Nutella café worldwide is reopening next week.
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The retail center is almost fully occupied.
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Joliet is one Chicago submarket Mapletree Investments is seeking future development opportunities.
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The bank aims to grow its Chicago-area footprint to at least 30 branches in the coming years.
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Lion Eye Investments acquired the Northfield Sportsplex for $2.26 million.
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The Drama Club in Humboldt Park is the sixth Chicago bar by the Scofflaw Group.
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A fully occupied, downtown mixed-use building located along Restaurant Row sold for $4 million.
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Prime Group and Capri Interests seek $50 million in TIF to build a 308-room downtown hotel.
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The restaurant is expanding in its hometown of Chicago and on the East Coast.
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Three new QuikTrip stores are expected to open by early 2027.
