Sterling Bay buys West Loop property, may develop data center

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Sterling Bay Cos. paid just over $23.5 million for a four-acre West Loop property where it is expected to build a data center, yet another project for one of the busiest developers in Chicago today.

The Chicago company in late October bought the site at 717-727 S. Desplaines St., along the east side of the Dan Ryan Expressway, from a group of investors including the chairmen of two Chicago-based real estate firms, Development Resources Inc.โ€™s James DeRose and HSA Commercial Real Estateโ€™s Jack Shaffer, Cook County records show.

In addition to that purchase, Sterling Bay also has completed two long-anticipated office acquisitions, paying $100 million for the River Center office tower at 111 N. Canal St. in the West Loop and $12 million for the Fulton Market Cold Storage building, a former warehouse it has begun converting into office space in the meatpacking district just to the northwest.

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Read more in Crainโ€™s Chicago Business.

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