Chicago's commercial real estate climate may soon grow colder

Published  2008-11-19 06:12:24
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As companies consolidate, space needs decline Relatively unscathed during the residential meltdown, the other shoe may soon drop for the Chicago commercial real estate market. Jones Lang LaSalle, the Chicago-based real estate services firm, projects downtown office vacancies could increase by 50 percent over the next two years.

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