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12.22.2010

2010 Business Growth Profile

World Business Chicago has identified 232 major commercial and industrial expansions that were announced, under development or completed across the Chicago region in 2010. WBC’s research department has compiled a summary of these projects, which represent more than 14 million square feet and nearly $2 billion in investment. The year-in-review includes industry highlights, maps of development in the central business district and metro area, and figures on global expansions. The report is a supplement to WBC’s annual report, which will be published next month. The annual report will include more in-depth commentary and information on outreach initiatives.

Read the complete 2011 Business Growth Profile report.

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