Alby Gallun

Hey Cook County property owner: Wondering where your property tax bill is? Here's your answer. https://t.co/AnVDzbAVYy via @crainschicago

RT @CrainsChicago: On the latest Daily Gist, reporter @agallun talks with host @amyguth about condo deconversions around the city. https://…

RT @CrainsChicago: On the latest Daily Gist, reporter @agallun talks with host @amyguth about the city's Invest South/West program, its con…

Many thanks to @WBEZreset and @MichaelJLiptrot for inviting me to a discussion with @SashaAnnSimons and @davedoigchi about @chicago's Invest South/West program. I enjoyed the conversation. https://t.co/9wm8jnwR9O

It costs about $450,000-$500,000 per unit to build a luxury apartment tower in downtown Chicago. But it costs more--a lot more--to build affordable housing through the city's Invest South/West program. Here's why. https://t.co/cqv04Z1J2M @crainschicago

RT @CrainsChicago: An Oregon apartment investor has bought a 42-story Loop high-rise for $98 million, a discouraging price for anyone who w…

What motivates Iowa developer Mike Whalen? "It's fun to take a turd blossom and turn it into something beautiful," he says. https://t.co/wbOD2R7GUx @crainschicago

Here's a scoop from my colleague @DannyEcker about trouble brewing at one of Chicago's tallest skyscrapers, which is facing a July 1 maturity date on $678 million in debt. https://t.co/bjHYJuM9Ae @crainschicago

About four years after securing approval for a 246-unit apartment project in Deerfield, the owner of the development site has decided not to build it after all. https://t.co/2lR41Ol3fF @crainschicago

City panel revives landmark proposal for State Street towers https://t.co/h3VEkZtkLt via @crainschicago

Vuori store in Gold Coast sells for $12 million https://t.co/HWwnIcdFck via @crainschicago

One partner lives in his office outside LA. The other one has a home in the Hamptons but not much else aside from some old cars. Do they have any money to pay a $28m settlement with their Chinese investors? https://t.co/8Xf2pPHMul @crainschicago

After he was released from a federal prison camp in Duluth, Minn., in 2017, John Thomas persuaded investors that he had turned around his life and could be trusted with their money. Multiple lawsuits and bankruptcies tell a different story. https://t.co/pxvYSoee8G @crainschicago

What happened after a federal judge gave John Thomas a second chance? What happened when the frog gave the scorpion a ride across the river? Find out by listening to the 3rd episode of "The felonious adventures of a Chicago mole," a @crainschicago podcast. https://t.co/FKD5BUEvnv

John Thomas was never able to do a real estate deal with @realDonaldTrump, but he did earn something else back in the 2000s: a "Get Out of Jail Free" card. It was the payoff for his side hustle as an informant for federal prosecutors. https://t.co/y1pHCKlAKv @crainschicago