Aon Center, Chicago's third-tallest building, has sold for $712 million to the owners of nearby Prudential Plaza. (Keith Levit/Shutterstock.com)

Aon Center, the third-tallest building in Chicago, has sold for $712 million, reports Crain’s Chicago Business.

A firm called 601W Cos., led by New York real estate investor Mark Karasick, struck the deal to buy the 83-story tower located next to the two-tower Prudential Plaza, which it already owns. The tower was sold by Piedmont Office Realty Office Trust, which purchased the building in 2003 for $462.5 million.

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