Chicago’s construction boom is about to bust – Crain’s

After a building boom that has stretched the boundaries of downtown and put a record number of cranes in the air, new construction projects are forecast to fall 10 percent this year, according to New York-based research firm Dodge Data & Analytics. If that prediction is right, it would mark the third annual decrease in four years and the biggest single-year drop in construction starts since the Great Recession
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NB-Chicago
6 years ago

as sickening as it is that Green spent over 2 decades in jail…Chicago tax payers will see a never ending $100s of millions a year in law suites by trial lawyers—WHERE CHICAGO/CC/ILLINIOS SECRETARY LEAD THE NATION..ARE #1 INDUSTRY!!!!

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