Law360, New York (August 17, 2012, 5:09 PM ET) -- A proposed 46-story apartment and retail tower that would be adjacent to the Crowne Plaza Metro Chicago Hotel and will reportedly cost $100 million to develop got an important first nod from the city's planning commission on Thursday.
In a unanimous vote, the commission greenlighted the project to head to the city council for consideration, Fernando Espinoza, a staffer for the city's planned development department, told Law360. The project is being undertaken by Mid City Plaza LLC, an affiliate of Skokie, Ill.-based developer F&F Realty Ltd.,...
Chicago Planning Commission OKs $100M 46-Story Tower
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