Cleveland’s commercial real estate market is on the rise, with the center of the city attracting a steady stream of new residents, apartment projects, restaurants and retailers. And the good news isn’t only coming from the center of the city. Cleveland and its suburbs are seeing a steady rise in commercial real estate activity. This was the positive news that more than 120 attendees enjoyed during the second annual Cleveland Commercial Real Estate Summit held by Midwest Real Estate News and REJournals. The big event was held June 10 at Windows on the River in Cleveland.
Michael Niederst, NM Residential; Michael Barron, Marcus & Millichap; Mark Vogel, Berkadia; Gary Cooper, Colliers International; Mary Forbes Lovett, Ulmer & Berne; and Brian Hurtuk, Colliers International
Mark Vogel, Berkadia; Mary Forbes Lovett, Ulmer & Berne; Michael Barron, Marcus & Millichap; Gary Cooper, Colliers International; and Michael Niederst, NM Residential.
David Browning, CBRE; Doug Brooks, Grandbridge Real Estate Capital; Joseph V. Barna, Cushman & Wakefield CRESCO Real Estate; and Tori Nook, Passov Real Estate Group.
Tori Nook, Passov Real Estate Group; Suzanne Hamilton, First Federal Lakewood; David Browning, CBRE; Doug Brooks, Grandbridge Real Estate Capital; and Joseph V. Barna, Cushman & Wakefield CRESCO Real Estate.
Frank Biondo, Midwest Real Estate News; Mac Biggar, Hanna Commercial Real Estate; Madeline McGrane, Benesch, Friedlander, Coplan & Aronoff LLP; and Brian Hurtuk, Colliers International.
