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.
realestate
Chicago Real Estate Experts Weigh In on $1 Billion Investment Opportunities
Taxpayer dollars sought for White Sox and Bears stadiums: alternative uses considered.
Read More - realestate

realestate
Economists divided on interest rate reductions in 2023
More Federal Reserve members discuss interest rate cuts, with some calling for action and others citing tariff concerns.
Read More - realestate

realestate
Oneida County Home Sales: June 21-27 Transaction Report
Oneida County Home Transfers: 41 Transactions, Median Sale $1,323-Square-Foot Bayliss Avenue Home.
Read More

realestate
Dayton Real Estate Pioneer and Civil Rights Advocate Rosa Hawes Passes Away at 94
Rosa Lee Hawes: Trailblazing real estate agent who fought discriminatory practices to promote Black homeownership.