T
he Urban Land Institute and DePaul University's Real Estate Center surveyed 300 industry professionals on how to allocate $1 billion in taxpayer funds in Chicago. The goal was to redirect this money away from new stadiums for professional sports teams. In response, experts proposed a range of innovative ideas, including increased funding for law enforcement and transforming the Loop into a vibrant cultural district. Other suggestions included investing in affordable housing, improving public transportation, and enhancing community development initiatives.
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Chicago Real Estate Experts Weigh In on $1 Billion Investment Opportunities
Taxpayer dollars sought for White Sox and Bears stadiums: alternative uses considered.
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ERA Real Estate affiliate declares DFW acquisition
Acquisition covers two offices and ~100 agents; brokerage will operate as 24Fifteen ERA Powered.
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Star power and scarcity spark two $25M deals at 15 Central Park West
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Mortgage rates likely unchanged after mixed jobs data
US lost 105k jobs in Oct, added 64k in Nov; unemployment tops 4‑year high, BLS.