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The Chicago Plan Commission today approved plans for the developer of McDonald's future headquarters to build a "vendor village" that would be leased to other companies doing business with the company. The sign-off on the 12-story building moves the project to the City Council for final approval later this year, according to a statement from Mayor Rahm Emanuel's office. McDonald's plans to move from its Oak Brook campus next year into a 600,000-square-foot building that Chicago-based Sterling Bay is developing at 110 N. Carpenter St., on the former site of Oprah Winfrey's former Harpo Studios site. Read More....
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