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Landlord Threatens to Evict NYC Landmark Restaurant Delmonico's From Its Historic Home - Vimarsana News

Landlord Threatens to Evict NYC Landmark Restaurant Delmonico's From Its Historic Home

The landlord says Delmonico’s owes nearly $300K in unpaid rent — but the restaurant’s ownership says it is legally withholding payment because the building is in need of repair

Source: eater.com
McHugh Concrete Completes Nine-Hour Concrete Pour as McHugh Construction Prepares to Go Vertical at 73-Story Rental Tower in Chicago - Vimarsana News

McHugh Concrete Completes Nine-Hour Concrete Pour as McHugh Construction Prepares to Go Vertical at 73-Story Rental Tower in Chicago

CHICAGO, IL - McHugh Concrete, one of the country’s largest concrete contractors, has completed a nine-hour continuous concrete pour including nearly 4,000 cubic yards of concrete for the mat slab foundation for 1000M, a 73-story luxury apartment tower at 1000 S. Michigan Ave. in Chicago’s South Loop. This major construction milestone completes the foundations under the main tower of 1000M, which will be one of the city’s tallest apartment buildings at 788 feet when it...

This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet (December 12, 2021) - Vimarsana News

This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet (December 12, 2021)

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Source: bisnow.com
Financing back in place for Michigan Avenue tower - Vimarsana News

Financing back in place for Michigan Avenue tower

With a $304.5 million loan, developers are starting construction on a building designed by the late Helmut Jahn.

Eyes on Milwaukee: 310W Owner Sues City for $5 Million For Sewer Backup - Vimarsana News

Eyes on Milwaukee: 310W Owner Sues City for $5 Million For Sewer Backup

Massive 2020 rainstorm caused damage but city attorney says city wasn't negligent. By Jeramey Jannene - Aug 4th, 2021 03:24 pm //end headline wrapper ?> 310 W. Wisconsin Ave. Photo courtesy of Colliers International. The water is long gone, but the effects of a May 2020 storm are still being felt. An overnight rainstorm on May 17 and 18 dropped approximately three inches of rain on downtown Milwaukee in a short period of time and resulted in more than $65 million in damage. The steam tunnel system flooded, resulting in boiling water shooting up to 35 feet in t...