AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneApr 12, 2021 at 2:56 pmAfter decades at the center of Chicago’s retail, hospitality and real estate worlds, North Michigan Avenue faces one of its greatest challenges.More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Magnificent Mile has a large number of vacant and boarded-up storefronts, at a time when the economy is struggling to rebound.AdvertisementThe biggest hole is 323,812 square feet that mall.This creates the largest retail vacancy in the city and one of the biggest spaces ever to come available on the Mag Mile.AdvertisementIn addition to the effects...…AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneApr 12, 2021 at 2:56 pmAfter decades at the center of Chicago’s retail, hospitality and real estate worlds, North Michigan Avenue faces one of its greatest challenges.More than a year into the COVID-19 pandemic, the Magnificent Mile has a large number of vacant and boarded-up storefronts, at a time when the economy is struggling to rebound.AdvertisementThe biggest hole is 323,812 square feet that mall.This creates the largest retail vacancy in the city and one of the biggest spaces ever to come available on the Mag Mile.AdvertisementIn addition to the effects...WW…
AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneNov 05, 2020 at 7:15 pmGoing into Tuesday’s voting, the list of battleground states that President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden were fighting for was a long 13. By the end of the night, that list had shrunk to a half-dozen.By Wednesday morning, all eyes were on three familiar battlegrounds: Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.Propelled by the late counting of votes from Democratic strongholds, Biden had taken a lead in Michigan and Wisconsin by late morning Wednesday, while Trump remained in front in Pennsylvania with hundreds of thousands of...…AdvertisementBy Chicago TribuneNov 05, 2020 at 7:15 pmGoing into Tuesday’s voting, the list of battleground states that President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden were fighting for was a long 13. By the end of the night, that list had shrunk to a half-dozen.By Wednesday morning, all eyes were on three familiar battlegrounds: Wisconsin, Michigan and Pennsylvania.Propelled by the late counting of votes from Democratic strongholds, Biden had taken a lead in Michigan and Wisconsin by late morning Wednesday, while Trump remained in front in Pennsylvania with hundreds of thousands of...WW…
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