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Originally Posted by honte
^ This is confusion concerning religious enterprises.
The Clare was developed by Loyola, which is owned by Catholics. This project is on the site of an Episcopalian church.
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Very close, Honte -- it was actually developed by The Franciscan Sisters, who do projects (though usually not high-rises) targeting similar age-groups around the country. Loyola was involved to the extent to which it sold (or leased, I can't remember) the land to the FS and to the extent to which it negotiated rights-of-use for the first few floors as part of that transaction. It also permitted its name to be used, to some extent, in marketing the project.
But your clarification is otherwise correct -- 680 N. Rush is on the site of an Episcopalian church.
Sorry to be O/T.