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Marc Realty Lists Fulton Market Development Site for $9 8M

The Chicago-based firm got city approval in 2021 to build a 15-story, 296-key hotel with 101,000 square feet of commercial space at 311 North Sangamon Street.

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Chicago s Biggest Real Estate Stories of 2020

Share via Shortlink 203 Sheridan Road in Winnetka and 3507 West 51st Street on the Southwest Side (Redfin, 42 Floors, iStock) Let’s start with a bit of good news given that 2020 didn’t provide Chicago’s real estate market with much of it. The industrial sector withstood a bruising year far better than most others, sustained in large part by Amazon. As e-commerce orders soared during the pandemic, the Jeff Bezos behemoth went on a warehouse-leasing binge in Chicago. But other asset classes in the city have spent the last nine-plus months on a skyscraper elevator in freefall. The ride has left much of the industry queasy and stumbling as it heads into 2021.

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Pandemic closures devastate restaurant industry s middle class - Washington Business Journal

Pandemic closures devastate restaurant industry s middle class - Washington Business Journal
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Closures devastate middle-class restaurant workers

. On the day in September when he was hired as a cook at Fulton Market Kitchen a restaurant in Chicago featuring shrimp and grits and miso-glazed halibut Jeff Danaher asked the chef about his plans for the winter. “He was like, ‘I’m open four days a week, and I’m trying to go to seven,’” recalled Danaher, who had been out of work for months. “It was a huge relief.” But five weeks later, indoor dining in the city came to a halt. Danaher, who made nearly $50,000 per year before the pandemic and had his pick of positions in recent years, was suddenly jobless again.

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