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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
David Roeder

Reality intrudes on plans for esports gaming centers in and near downtown

Jacob Younan, a professional esports player, trains in Vernon Hills. Developers have dropped plans for one esports center in Chicago and prospects have dimmed for another one. (Provided/Joseph Ho)

Going back just a few years and especially during the hard grip of the pandemic, esports was touted as the next big thing. For some in real estate, it therefore became the next big idea.

Reality — actual and not virtual — has set in with esports’ business fundamentals. And in Chicago, two property proposals need a reboot.

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