Walton Street Capital is putting Chicago’s new flagship Apple store up for sale, and the building could net them as much as $170 million. The 20,000-square-foot store on Michigan Avenue opened on October 20, about two weeks after Walton Street bought the property in a $360 million deal that included a 35-story office building next door. Apple has a 15-year lease on the location. [Chicago Tribune]
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