Posted Sep 8, 2016, 7:54 PM
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Originally Posted by the urban politician
^ A lot of other tidbits of info in that article
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You're right, I kept getting excited with each new paragraph and didn't even get to the rest:
Coyne College
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Sterling Bay also wants to add enough new office space in Fulton Market, including a new building on land the firm bought from Coyne College, to accommodate as much as 1 million square feet of new demand from suburban vendors that want to move downtown to be close to McDonald's, Gloor said.
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West Loop multi-level garage
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To help offset a parking shortage in the area, Sterling Bay is also planning a 600-space garage in the area, he said.
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Finkl Site
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Gloor said Sterling Bay expects to complete the acquisition of the former A. Finkl & Sons steel plant property in Lincoln Park within the next 60 days. On that land and adjacent parcels the firm has been buying, Sterling Bay plans a “moderately dense” mix of commercial, retail and residential space, Gloor said.
The project could create 20,000 construction jobs and bring 10,000 to 15,000 full-time jobs to the area, he said.
Sterling Bay also plans to extend the 606 elevated trail east to the Finkl site, Gloor said.
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Goose Island
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He also said Sterling Bay “will definitely try to buy” the Chicago Department of Fleet and Facility Management's 18-acre property directly west across the river from the FInkl site. Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office recently said the city was putting that site on the market for sale.
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