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Silicon Valley firm expanding in Fulton Market

March 12, 2019

Danny Ecker | Crain's Chicago Business

Chicago developer McCaffery Interests is the winner with ServiceNow, which is the biggest signed tenant to date at the 150,000 square-foot building McCaffery built on speculation, or without any tenants signed. That bold move was a bet on future corporate demand in the Fulton Market District, which is turning from a gritty meatpacking district into a hotbed of offices, hotels, restaurants and entertainment. ServiceNow "wanted to be a big fish in a smallish pond, and this is the place for them to stand out in the marketplace," said McCaffery Senior Managing Director Clayton...

McCaffery’s Twelve01West Delivered to Fulton Market

March 7, 2019

Connect Chicago Commercial Real Estate News

Twelve01West, McCaffery Interests’ Class A office development in the Fulton Market District, is substantially complete, general contractor W.E. O’Neil Construction said. The 147,000-square-foot project at 1201 W. Lake St. is reportedly the first in Fulton Market to receive a Wired Silver certification from WiredScore. The New York-based WiredScore, which devised an international rating system for technological capacity in commercial properties, expanded to Chicago last spring.

Zimmerman Weintraub Associates selected as architect for Lincoln Park Equinox

March 6, 2019

Staff Writer | RE Journals

Hines and McCaffery Interests, the developers of Lincoln Common, selected Chicago-based ZWA to act as the architect of record on the new Equinox, which will be located at 2355 N. Lincoln Avenue. The facility will be housed within a complex which includes two, 20-story residential towers, a six-story office building, as well as retail in what will be Lincoln Park’s largest retail development.

W.E. O'Neil Delivers Fulton Market's first Wired Silver-certified office

March 6, 2019

Staff Writer | RE Journals

The 147,000-square-foot building recently received a Wired Silver certification from WiredScore as a champion of cutting-edge technology and connectivity infrastructure to allow flexibility for future office tenants. This is the first building in Chicago’s Fulton Market District to receive a Wired Silver certification.

This Week's Chicago Deal Sheet

March 5, 2019

Brian Rogal | Bisnow Chicago

Twelve01West, a seven-story, 135K SF Class-A office and retail development at 1201 West Lake St., has secured WiredScore certification at the Silver level for best-in-class connectivity and digital infrastructure.

Fulton Market Now Home To Newest Heritage Bicycles & Coffee. Here’s A Look Inside

March 1, 2019

Mauricio Peña | Block Club Chicago

“It’s a modern, upscale version of the General Store. It’s version two of what we already do," owner Michael Salvatore said.

Lincoln Common confirms another retailer in Philz Coffee

March 1, 2019

Staff Writer | RE Journals

Chicago’s second Philz Coffee location is headed to Lincoln Common, the mixed-use project co-developed by Hines and McCaffery Interests. Located in the city’s Lincoln Park neighborhood, the six-acre development recently announced Velvet Taco, Kohler Waters Spa, Equinox Fitness and Athletico Physical Therapy among the retail tenants.

Facebook Famous Philz Coffee Opening Locations in Hyde Park and Lincoln Park

February 28, 2019

Ashok Selvam | Eater Chicago

Philz Lincoln Park is part of the Lincoln Common development replacing Children’s Memorial Hospital at the corner of Fullerton, Halsted, and Lincoln. They’ve already announced Velvet Taco as a tenant at Lincoln Common, a 6.04-acre development.

Coffee and Bike Shop Hybrid Debuts Fulton Market Location on Friday

February 28, 2019

Ashok Selvam | Eater Chicago

The Fulton Market location, 172 N. Racine Avenue, debuts tomorrow and is different from other locations as it will feature a full kitchen and expanded menu.

Philz Coffee Brewing in Lincoln Park

February 28, 2019

Philz Coffee at Lincoln Common is expected to open Q3 2019. “Philz Coffee is a company after our own heart—the products are customized and the service is best-in-class. Residents of Lincoln Common and of Lincoln Park have a lot to look forward to with the community of retailers we’re assembling at this intersection,” said Dan McCaffery, CEO of McCaffery Interests.

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