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Leisure and hospitality gain ground as 2022 opens in hiring boom
The leisure and hospitality industry added 151,000 jobs in January, accounting for nearly a third of all positions added...
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Downtown Chicago hotel sells at huge loss
UPDATED Jan. 11, 2022, 5:32 p.m.: The former Cambria Chicago Magnificent Mile hotel in Streeterville was sold at a discount of almost 50% in December to an enterprise owned by Marc Realty Vice President...
Omicron devastates Chicago restaurants
Lost Lake, a tropical-themed bar on the Avondale side of West Diversey Avenue, is one of almost 300 Chicago restaurants to permanently close since the start of last quarter as a result of the...
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Canada’s biggest city has just 3,200 homes for sale, an all-time low
Looking for a home in Canada’s biggest city? Good luck with that. Greater Toronto, a region with over 6.5...
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Aloha: Buyers can’t snap up Hawaii’s luxury homes fast enough
Surf, sand, sun – and about 16 luxury homes sold every week for 39 weeks in a row. Aloha,...
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Billionaire John Paulson wants to sell two Puerto Rico hotels as market rebounds
Billionaire investor John Paulson, who flirted for years with the idea of moving to Puerto Rico, is seeking two...
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Moves hit 73-year low despite so-called pandemic migration
Stories of pandemic-spurred migration have dominated headlines and small talk over the past year, but recently released figures show...
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RIP: Zombie homes on the decline
The housing market has risen from the dead since its scary crash, and zombie properties that once littered the landscape will be hard to find this Halloween — other than those decorated for the...
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New Philippine tax on foreign gaming companies could deal another blow to office market
A new tax on online gambling operators in the Philippines could drive up the nation’s already high office vacancy...
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Office workers in major cities reach pandemic-best return rates
The pandemic is far from over, but employees are slowly beginning to head back into their workplaces in a...
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