Yesterday, hundreds of commercial real estate professionals tuned in for the first annual IREJ Real Estate Awards. The event also honored the career of Jim McShane with a Lifetime Achievement Award.

There’s an invisible obstacle to reviving Chicago’s economy from the coronavirus pandemic.

1900 Lawrence project will deliver building infrastructure designed to maximize occupant health and comfort, creating a new standard for indoor environment for the Denver office market.

ESD, Cohesion and Riverside Investment & Development are deploying a state-of-the-art indoor air quality (IAQ) program this summer. The first building to host the program will be Chicago’s 150 North Riverside.

Group photo of Riverside Investment & Development and the Shannon Rovers Irish Pipe Band, who stopped by the 150 North Riverside lobby in honor of St. Patrick’s Day.

Chicago-based Riverside Investment & Developments, whose Windy City projects include the 54-story office tower 150 North Riverside and 55-story Bank of America Tower, submitted an early-stage development proposal to the city of Denver last week.

The 50-story tower is an iconic new Class A office property developed through a partnership between Riverside Investment & Development and Convexity Properties.

Goettsch Partners celebrated the groundbreaking today for Union Station Tower, also known as BMO Tower, a new 50-story office building in Chicago. Goettsch is serving as the architect for the project, developed by Riverside Investment & Development and Convexity Properties and anchored by Montreal-based BMO Financial Group.

Riverside Investment and Development Company and Convexity Properties announced today national law firm Chapman and Cutler LLP has signed a 100,000 square feet lease to become the second tenant at the highly-anticipated, trophy-class office building project at 320 South Canal Street.

Work is set to begin this month on a 1.5 million-square-foot office tower alongside Union Station, after the developers landed a $476 million construction loan.

A 54-story riverfront tower, whose sloping lower walls have led it to be nicknamed “The Tuning Fork,” was among the top winners Friday night as Chicago architects gathered to celebrate their best work and mark the 150th anniversary of the American Institute of Architects’ Chicago chapter.

After taming the tight site of 150 N. Riverside, Riverside Investment and Development, Goettsch Partners, Clark Construction and several other members of that project team found themselves building another office tower directly across the Chicago River from their award-winning project completed just two years ago.

After taming the tight site of 150 N. Riverside, Riverside Investment and Development, Goettsch Partners, Clark Construction and several other members of that project team found themselves building another office tower directly across the Chicago River from their award-winning project completed just two years ago.

A garage located across the street from Chicago Union Station will permanently close on September 30. Once demolished, Riverside Investment & Development will erect a 700-foot-tall skyscraper anchored by BMO Financial Group in its place.

A teeming world of marine life, displayed on 89 giant panels, immerses viewers inside a thriving coral ecosystem. Colorful, undulating creatures dance to a score of celestial harmonies providing a glimpse of an underwater world often overlooked by humans.

Yet another law firm is decamping for the under-construction 110 North Wacker Drive, helping the office tower from Riverside Investment and Development and Howard Hughes Corporation reach a leasing landmark.

Of the 19 developments from around the globe that have been selected as finalists for the Urban Land Institute’s (ULI) 2019 Global Awards for Excellence competition, four are located in the Midwest.

The 150 North Riverside project in Chicago earned the 2019 Outstanding Civil Engineering Achievement Award, announced Thursday night at ASCE’s 20th annual Outstanding Projects and Leaders (OPAL) Gala.

When it comes to skyscraper design, Chicago appears to stand tall above architecture in other cities. Orbitz, a travel fare website, created an illustrated timeline of 20 of Chicago’s most famous skyscrapers, shown in order to display the evolution of the city’s skyline.