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Chicago Spire developer in talks with AFL-CIO for funding 
Chicago Tribune | Tue, Mar 24
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Tribune photo by Antonio Perez / October 23, 2008) Representatives from AFL-CIO Housing Investment Trusts are meeting with Chicago Spire developer Shelbourne Development Group on Tuesday to advance preliminary discussions that could have the ...
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