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Edwards Realty Acquires Block 37 Mall Property in Chicago for $30 Million

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Edwards Realty purchased Block 37 for $30 million from Bank of America. The property, a five-story, 275,000-square-foot complex in Chicago, was foreclosed upon by Bank of America after a developer default in 2011. Edwards Realty plans to revamp the mall's consumer experience, diversify tenants, and change the property's name.

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Why it matters

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The acquisition represents a significant commercial real estate transaction in Chicago, with Edwards Realty aiming to revitalize a struggling shopping center. The firm intends to add value to the community by providing new shopping, dining, and entertainment experiences.

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Who's involved

Bank of AmericaThe seller, which foreclosed on the property after a developer defaulted.

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