Avison Young sells Rally’s restaurant in Indianapolis
Avison Young has brokered the sale of an 800-square-foot single-tenant retail building fully leased to Rally's Restaurant at 1520 N. Shadeland Ave. in Indianapolis, Indiana.
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The last word on last mile
Ever since the e-commerce revolution, the real estate industry has grappled with the concept of the last mile—where it is, how to build it up…
Skender completes construction of LinkedIn Chicago HQ expansion
Skender, serving as interior construction manager, has completed construction of LinkedIn's new 46,000-square-foot Chicago headquarters expansion project at 525 W. Monroe Street. LinkedIn, a global…
Steven Kohn joins Avison Young in Chicago
Industry veteran Steven Kohn has joined Avison Young as a principal with a mandate to help lead and grow the firm’s industrial real estate brokerage…
Chicago industrial snapshot: The I-80 corridor
Chicago's I-80 corridor absorbed 1.5 million square feet net during the first half of 2019. However, the vast majority of that—1.3 million square feet—was recorded…
Avison Young selling trio of office buildings in St. Louis
Avison Young has retained the exlusive right to sell three adjacent office buildings along Lindell Boulevard in the Central West End area of St. Louis.…
The office offering: Why the WeWork IPO is just latest link in a chain of evolution
With the biggest name in flexible office space, WeWork, heading to a public offering this month, it's a sure sign that the sector has grown…
Investors still hungry for Indianapolis industrial assets
Investors love Indianapolis' industrial market. Just look at the latest research from Avison Young. According to the CRE firm, industrial building sales in the Indianapolis…
Avison Young bolsters global finance team with five strategic appointments
Avison Young announced five personnel appointments to enhance the company’s global expansion program, including the promotions of two finance leaders and the hiring of three…
Industrial leasing sees 20 percent upswell
One would think that Chicago's industrial market was already racing ahead at top speed. But last quarter, the sector found another gear as 8.67 million…