Editorial: Chicago teachers ponder funding Lincoln Yards, a development CTU once protested. Watch out. – Chicago Tribune*

"As of 2021, the State Universities Retirement System of Illinois had some of the largest real estate holdings among public pensions. But its biggest investments were in broad-based funds run by professional real estate experts. A few very large pension systems, including California’s and Canada’s, have built in-house teams of real estate pros capable of conducting due diligence on big projects."
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Giddyap
2 years ago

Crooked Corrupt CTU

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