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JLL secures $332 million refinancing package for Chicago's NEMA luxury tower

Jul 13, 2026, 1:05 PM EDT1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Large, high-profile financing win expands JLL's revenue visibility from debt advisory and enhances investor perception of JLL's capability to monetize complex, premium-asset financings. Historically, such wins can lift near-term fee guidance and backlog, though stock moves depend on broader market context.

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JLL's Capital Markets arranged a five-year, fixed-rate refinancing of $275M and a $57M mezzanine for NEMA Chicago, Crescent Heights' 76-story luxury tower, funded by New York Life and PGIM Real Estate. The deal underscores strong demand for premium urban multifamily assets in gateway markets. It could bolster JLL's debt-advisory backlog and near-term revenue.

JLL Capital Markets arranged $275M refinancing and $57M mezzanine for NEMA Chicago. Crescent Heights.
Five-year fixed-rate loan from New York Life; mezzanine from PGIM Real Estate.
NEMA Chicago stands 76 stories, 893 ft, with 800 residences.
Chicago multifamily rents grew 5.4% in 2025; vacancy 5.1%.

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