Now called the Willis Tower, the Sears Tower was built in 1973, and to many Chicagoans, it's still the Sears Tower. And it has a history that goes back much further than 1973. It goes back over a ...

“People outside of Chicago view the Sears Tower as a great real estate asset ... Dearborn St., 1 N. LaSalle St. and 360 N. Michigan Ave. That same year, a Feil-led group acquired two office ...

This summer, the Sears Tower plans to add four enclosed glass-bottomed balconies jutting out from the building's 103rd-floor Skydeck -- offering a view of 1,353 feet down. Each of the balconies ...

The Sears Tower will be 110 floors with topping out May 3, 1973. The view from the 104th floor of the Sears Tower as construction continues on March 13, 1973. Victor Magic, 35, a tagline man in ...

High atop Chicago's soaring Sears Tower, a new attraction opened Thursday to the public. It's called the Ledge, and it's intended to give visitors never-before-seen views of the city. It is not ...

The Sears Tower plans this summer to add four enclosed glass-bottomed balconies jutting out from the building's 103rd floor Skydeck - offering a view of 1,353 feet down. Each of the balconies ...

This summer, Sears Tower will have a new face to match its new name. Although Chicagoans are less than thrilled about Willis Group Holdings moving in, the new view atop “Willis Tower” may ...

apparently did not view these companies as future competitors. We compete with ourselves, its executives told each other. The result: As the Sears Tower climbed skyward, Sears itself was beginning ...