- Trump hotel Dec. 3 opening could be delayed by city Chicago Tribune
- Freddie Mac loses $2 billion on bad mortgages Chicago Tribune
- Homes sales slow in Chicago, state but prices higher Chicago Tribune
- 3rd quarter median home prices / sales by county IAR
- Highland Park homeowners bristle at bulky AT&T utility boxes Chicago Tribune
- Bright lights, big hassle for neighbors Chicago Tribune
- Residents try to get issue on ballot to disband town Chicago Tribune
- Henderson purchases properties for $585M fund Globe St
- More homeowners switch to energy-efficient furnaces Daily Herald
- Regional and state employment and unemployment Department of Labor
- Third quarter 2007 financial results Freddie Mac
- October 2007 monthly volume summary Freddie Mac
Something to add to your news round up.
Fioretti Backs Down on X/O.
The Angels sing and for a moment all seems right in the world.
Fioretti Backs Down
Too bad ol’ Lucien already laid off 20% of his staff… Or so I hear.
Who would want to stay in a hotel where the building is still being built? Imagine the noise and dust.
Jane,
This hotel is a pretty hermetically sealed environment. I’m willing to bet that the noise and dust will be virtually nil.
There wouldn’t be any dust whatsoever! The exterior portion of the project under construction will be dozens of storeys higher than the hotel. And obviously, interior work done on the 75th floor would have virtually no effect on anything on the lower hotel levels. They don’t even share mechanical systems.