Our team was definitely #UpToSomethin this year. Proud to deliver best in class client outcomes and looking forward to what’s ahead in 2024. #Office#CRE#Deals
@BrianCostin@EASPORTS No. This is a homage to Michael Jordan’s jumpman. Trump tower didn’t exist at that time.
Caleb even shouted out MJ on IG. Don’t start spinning random Narratives without context.
Kevin Warren fucked this deal up for the #Bears, and has to go.
Successful politics require much more than empty showmanship and ego.
Dan Bernstein Unfiltered on @312SportsChi. Links in replies.
@johnsummit Chicago Commercial real estate guy here. Produce and have DJ’d across the country. Sent you a few of my unreleased demos via Trackstack.
Check em out, maybe we can start a firm given our financial acumen. Would love your feedback.
I’m DJing Lakeshore Music Festival 6/20. Hills, Dave Summer, D.O.D. And more.
6:30-8PM Sunset set. Also happens to be my birthday. Come thru
Discount code: TEECOGS
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While most people focus on AI applications, Architect is building the infrastructure around the financialization of compute itself.
Congrats to @BrettHarrison and the Architect team on positioning themselves at the center of this shift early.
Architect Financial Technologies, an offshore derivatives exchange operator, has bought a US-regulated trading venue as it seeks to launch a futures market in computing power and other artificial intelligence commodities. https://t.co/zLddRfCjeh
Shame on @KevinFWarren, the McCaskey family, @JBPritzker, @ChicagosMayor, & everyone involved. Moving out of the city signals that Chicago is not open for business.
A masterclass in dysfunction, poor leadership, failed strategy, & a complete lack of public-private alignment.
Watching J. B. Pritzker and Brandon Johnson publicly stumble over each other while one of the most iconic franchises in sports debates leaving the city or state is a masterclass in how not to govern.
The constant back-and-forth, finger-pointing, and political theater is embarrassing. Leadership is supposed to look like alignment, urgency, and problem solving. Instead, Chicagoans are getting two politicians talking past each other while the Chicago Bears weigh whether the city and state are even capable of executing a coherent vision.
This is not a complicated concept. Major cities compete for landmark institutions. They protect them. They negotiate aggressively behind closed doors. They present unified leadership publicly. What they do not do is hold a live-action group project failure in front of taxpayers, business leaders, and the entire NFL.
The REALLY frightening part is that neither side seems to understand the damage this creates beyond football. This is a global perception issue. Companies, investors, developers, and talent watch how governments handle high-profile projects. If leadership cannot align around keeping a century-old franchise anchored in Chicago, what confidence does anyone have in their ability to execute on bigger economic priorities?
At some point, governing has to become more than press conferences, moral grandstanding, and blaming “the other side.” Figure it out. Sit in a room. Make decisions. Negotiate like adults. Because right now the message being sent is that the state and city are too dysfunctional to land the plane on one of the most important civic projects in decades.
Cubs will transform the DraftKings betting venue into a bar/ restaurant.This large facility ,open to all ages ,eventually will have full access from inside Wrigley Field. Future events also a possibility. The venue will be open when the team is on the road.