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The Putnam County Commission has approved the sale of property in the Highlands Business Park to Mattson Holdings.

Two developers tore down 106 homes in a Bensenville subdivision so they could build four big warehouses in their place. The plan is working out well so far.

Construction is taking place across the city of Erie. Several projects are expected to be completed in 2022 including St. Peter Cathedral.

Share via Shortlink ML Realty Partners founder Michael Luecht, Prologis CEO Hamid Moghadam and Mohawk Terrace. (Google Maps, ML Realty, Prologis) Demand for industrial real estate is so strong in suburban Chicago that firms are buying out homeowners in order to assemble enough property to build warehouses. The latest example is in Bensenville, where industrial investors ML Realty Partners and Prologis spent $64 million to purchase more than 100 homes that will be cleared for two complexes, Crain’s reported. Located in the O’Hare submarket, the homes comprise the Mohawk Terrace sub...

John R. Boehm Katherine Anderson says she and her husband, Arthur Eichorst, received enough money in the sale of their Mohawk Terrace house to buy a Las Vegas condo free and clear. Being surrounded by big industrial buildings doesn't sound like the American Dream to most homeowners. But it turned out quite well in the end for many residents of the Mohawk Terrace subdivision in Bensenville. The owners of a two-story house on Edgewood Avenue just sold it for $875,000. They paid $420,000 for it less than three years ago. A split-level over on Spruce Avenue just fetched $700,000, up from its prio...