Proposed tower by Ralph Johnson unveiled

25 September 2007 - Crain's Chicago Business

Developer Related Midwest has started marketing units in the Peshtigo, a high-end 57-story condominium tower proposed for a site along Lake Shore Drive.

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Real Estate: The Color of Sales

06 August 2007- Newsweek

The housing slump notwithstanding, sellers of ecofriendly homes are seeing green. "Our local real-estate market is in the tank, but we're hiring people left and right to try to keep up with demand," says David Stitt, an ecofriendly builder in Arkansas. At 340 on the Park, a new green high-rise overlooking Lake Michigan in Chicago, 337 of the building's 343 units are sold—despite prices from $350,000 to more than $2 million.

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340 on the Park a Welcome Breath of Fresh Design

22 July 2007 - The Chicago Tribune

If you think the twisting, soon-to-be-under-construction Chicago Spire is the only skyscraper that wants to shake up Chicago's skyline, then think again. One of the best of the rest, a freshly completed, 64-story condominium tower called 340 on the Park, is Chicago's first green residential high-rise and, for now at least, its tallest all-residential building. But those superlatives would be meaningless if this tower, which was ceremonially "unveiled" Wednesday, did not make such a robust contribution to the skyline.

Green Building in Chicago

18 July 2007 - CBS News

A new environmentall-friendly condo building promises luxury and conservation.

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340 on the Park Featured on Chicago Public Radio

18 July 2007 - Chicago Public Radio

Green Living Means Bamboo Floors.

That's just one feature at 340 Randolph St., the first residential LEED certified building in the Midwest.

Read more at Chicago Public Radio.

First Owners Move in to "Greenest" Residential Tower in the Midwest

17 July 2007 - Chicago

Mayor Richard M. Daley's vision to make Chicago the most environmentally-friendly city in the world hits another milestone this summer as 340 on the Park, the tallest all-residential tower in Chicago, nears completion as the first residential high-rise in the Midwest scheduled to meet the rigorous Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED®) Silver certification standards of the United States Green Building Council.