The Palmolive Building’s anchoring presence on Michigan Avenue as a building of commerce was originally borne of Holabird & Root’s legendary vision. Now, Draper and Kramer’s renewal of this historic landmark is providing a lasting life for the Palmolive Building as Chicago’s finest residential building.

Chicago-based Draper and Kramer, Incorporated, one of the oldest real estate firms in the nation, is the developer and visionary of this project, putting 110 years of development, marketing, financing, and management expertise into the Palmolive Building’s renaissance.

Booth Hansen Associates, one of the most reputable architectural firms in the nation, supplied the design vision for this next phase of the Palmolive Building’s legendary history.

The National Electrical Benefit Fund (NEBF) provided substantial funding for the development of the Palmolive Building, continuing a very successful 60-year relationship with Draper and Kramer, Incorporated.