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MetLife Spends $125M on Chicago Luxury Multi-Family Tower

Published Jan. 12, 2012
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Amid a flurry of multi-family trades in Chicago, MetLife has bought EnV, a luxury high-rise tower, from LYND Development Partners for an estimated $125 million.

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