2022 CH Seminar: Conflict Management in Divisive Times Presented by: CooperatorNews Chicagoland

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6/5/2023 Condo Owners: IL Condominium Property Act Needs Updating—Public News Service

Some Illinois real estate corporations are getting large paydays by charging homeowners assessments for "common expenses," and the owners allege they are taking advantage of the Illinois Condominium Property Act.
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6/5/2023 Saving For A Rainy Day: How Structural Integrity Reserve Studies Can Protect Condominium Owners—Bisnow

In 2021, the east building of the Champlain Towers in Surfside, Florida, collapsed due to excessive deterioration that was left in disrepair for many years, claiming the lives of nearly 100 people.
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6/5/2023 Developers Complete Construction on Chicago Apartment Building—Multi-Housing News

The John Buck Company and Free Market Ventures have wrapped construction on on Platform 4611, a mixed-use transit-oriented development in Chicago’s historic North Side Uptown neighborhood.
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6/5/2023 Property Once Earmarked For 60-Story Tower Goes To Auction As Its Chinese Investors Go Unpaid—Bisnow

New York-based Symmetry Property Development had hoped to build a 60-story condo and hotel development called The Carillon at the northeast corner of Wabash Avenue and Superior Street, and it raised $50M from a collection of Chinese EB-5 investors toward its development, The Real Deal reports.
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5/30/2023 Chicago borrowers are riding a rocket as rates head for the stars—Loop North News

The “warp speed” of Star Trek’s Enterprise is the best way to describe mortgage rate hikes that have impacted the Chicago housing market over the past year.
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5/30/2023 Man wielding ax fatally shot by officer in Des Plaines, police say—Chicago Sun-Times

A man who was shot and killed by an officer Wednesday night in northwest suburban Des Plaines was approaching officers while holding an ax, police said.
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5/22/2023 Two weeks after high-rise fire, condo owners push management to make changes—CBS News

Two weeks since the latest in a series of high-rise fires in Chicago, residents inside the building of the most recent blaze in South Shore are calling on building management to step up as problems begin to stack up.
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5/19/2023 Existing-Home Sales Faded 3.4% in April—National Association of Realtors

Existing-home sales decreased in April, according to the National Association of REALTORS®.
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5/15/2023 Can studying cooperative housing in Sweden teach the U.S. how to overcome the moderate-income family housing crisis?—Shareable

The housing-supply crisis in the United States has most impacted low- to moderate-income households.
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5/10/2023 Explosion in Madison, WI condo building injures at least 4—ABC 7 News

At least four people were injured in a condo building explosion in Madison, Wis., Tuesday.
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5/8/2023 First permit issued for development at 535 E. 47th—Urbanize Chicago

A self-certified permit has been issued for the first building of the mixed-use development at 535 E. 47th.
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5/8/2023 Three high-rises where major fires broke out were cited for fire pump problems—CBS News Chicago

Hundreds of people living in a South Shore high-rise still don't know when they can get back into their homes after a fire on Thursday.
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5/2/2023 Chicago’s largest co-living development nears completion in Lincoln Park—RE Journals

Chicago-based Structured Development announced the opening of a model unit at Post Chicago, a 10-story, 431-bed co-living community, the first of its kind in Chicago’s Lincoln Park neighborhood and the city’s largest co-living development.
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4/25/2023 River City, Lakeview condo-to-apartment converters look to cash out—Crain's Chicago Business

A pair of developers that turned big condo buildings into apartments over the past several years have put them up for sale, hoping to defy what has become a difficult market to sell almost any kind of real estate.
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4/25/2023 New condos coming to site of historic Wicker Park church built for deaf people—Crain's Chicago Business

Developers plan to build a 10-unit condo development on the site where a historic Wicker Park church that was built for a deaf congregation and helped launch a national mission of preaching to deaf people stands now.
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4/25/2023 When your neighbors become your overlords—Vox

There are few things more delicious than a homeowners association horror story.
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4/17/2023 Weiss Lands $54M Refi for Chicago-Area Community—Multi-Housing News

Weiss Entities has secured a $54 million refinancing loan for Prairie Point and The Reserve at Prairie Point Apartments, a 440-unit luxury multifamily community in Merrillville, Ind.
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4/17/2023 Proposed ‘mansion tax’ will sink luxury home values—Loop North News

Mayor-elect Brandon Johnson’s proposal to more than triple the transfer tax – imposed on buyers of residential or commercial properties priced at $1 million or more – is not being well received by the Gold Coast, Lakeview, Lincoln Park, Old Town, and Streeterville real estate brokerage communities that strongly backed election competitor Paul Vallas.
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4/17/2023 Condo Adviser: Illinois Smoke Detector Act phases out older models with removable batteries—Chicago Tribune

Q: I live in a high-rise condo and recently heard a rumor about an update to a statute regarding smoke detectors that apparently affects condos.
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4/17/2023 Partially Affordable Development Breaks Ground in Chicago—Multi-Housing News

Brinshore Development and The Michaels Organization have broken ground on Westhaven Park Phase IID, a 96-unit partially affordable development in Chicago.
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