CBRE names director of operations for Midwest
Chad Phillips has earned a significant promotion at CBRE. Effective this month, he will be the director of operations for the Midwest.
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Chicago is fourth largest legal metro, but law firms are consolidating space
Chicago's CBD office market closed out 2017 with over 700,000 square feet of positive absorption despite a 19 percent jump in direct vacancy. This discrepancy…
CBRE’s Cleveland office names new senior research analyst
Brandon Isner has been promoted to senior research analyst at the Cleveland office of CBRE.
LIK Fine Art gallery coming to Chicago’s Mag Mile
CBRE's Chicago office recently represented GLL Real Estate Partners in a 3,052-square-foot lease at 444 N. Michigan Avenue to LIK Fine Art. The Chicago gallery…
Hubbard Street Group and Keeler Real Estate close on 15-acre shopping center
Chicago-based Hubbard Street Group and Keeler Real Estate have closed on the joint acquisition of a 15-acre shopping center in Oak Lawn, Illinois in Chicago's…
CBRE closes $13 million refinance of historic Cincinnati office, multifamily building
CBRE Group recently closed the refinancing of The Reserve at 4th and Race, a mixed-use, market-rate apartment communty in Cincinnati.
CBRE closes $8.75 million loan to refinance Kansas City’s Westport Commons
CBRE recently closed an $8.75 million loan to refinance Westport Commons in Kansas City, Missouri. Bank financing was sourced by John Perlik and Don Coleman…
NKF completes long-term lease renewal in West Chicago
Newmark Knight Frank (NKF) successfully advised and represented Leslie's Poolmart, Inc. in renewing its 125,000-square-foot, long-term lease renewal at 320 Industrial Drive in West Chicago.
Sterling Organization acquires retail property off of Mag Mile
Sterling Organization, a private equity real estate investment firm headquartered in Palm Beach, Florida, has acquired 10,051 square feet of vacant retail space at 110…
Multifamily financing requests slowing? Not this year
The multifamily market across the Midwest is still soaring. Last year, developers added more apartment units to Midwest markets than ever.