Fulton Market High-Rise Powered By Geothermal Could Set New Standard For Development

After onboarding new client Tree Street Group at the start of last month, the Taylor Johnson team made quick work of generating outstanding coverage of the sponsorship closing for the development at 410 N. Elizabeth St. in Chicago’s Fulton Market District, immediately followed by both media relations and event support for its groundbreaking. We made sure reporters had what they needed to cover the 383-unit multifamily building, developed with partners Magellan Development Group and Mark Goodman & Associates as Chicago’s first residential high-rise powered by geothermal. Read more here about what the Chicago Tribune aptly described as a building that “could set a new standard.” Additional features ran in the Chicago Sun-Times, CoStar, Multifamily Executive, REBusinessOnline, Urbanize Chicago and several other outlets.

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