Are you trying to re-develop an empty building? How's it going?

Some in the Chicago area are trying to revive an empty building, rather than building from the ground up. If you're involved in one of these projects, tell us about it.

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Tell us about the building. What it was used for before? What are your plans?

What has the process of re-developing an empty building been like? Tell us what has gone well, and what hasn't.

Who are you working with to re-develop the building? Are there any government programs or tax credits that are helping?

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