
Lacuna Lofts
A $25 million sale that considered the creative community, operating uses and the full property—not only a conventional office valuation.
Explore the storyA completed sale, a business-space decision or an approval-dependent opportunity each teaches a different lesson. These stories distinguish results, engagement history and current context.

A $25 million sale that considered the creative community, operating uses and the full property—not only a conventional office valuation.
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An approximately $5.3 million medical-office sale completed in 2018. Seller representation connected healthcare occupancy with financing and closing detail.
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Independent coverage describes The Astor Club and the reopening of the former Maxim’s restaurant space. John’s engagement was hospitality location strategy and City of Chicago property acquisition support.
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Real estate and development-team coordination with diligence planning around interconnection and discretionary approvals.
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Tenant representation produced proposed lease protections for a boxing and personal-training business, centered on ventilation, equipment, accessibility and delivery.
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A planned immersive entertainment event reached a signed agreement and did not open, after permitting and construction delays.
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Residential and retail income at 2854 W. Armitage requires a combined investment view. Marketing considerations included lease conditions, potential rent growth, neighborhood positioning and investor versus owner-user suitability.
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John’s earlier redevelopment-site analysis connected zoning, transit access, development capacity, parking and approval-dependent scenarios. This photograph shows the Kensington School later built on the site, now addressed as 2745 N. Lincoln.
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A former municipal facility marketed through a sealed-bid sale illustrates owner-user suitability, commercial acquisition diligence, sale conditions and transition to private ownership. This Naperville property is distinct from the Jameson office at 425 W. North Ave. in Chicago.