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Holding steady, moving forward: Chicago’s industrial market builds momentum

Chicago’s industrial market is entering a new phase of momentum, largely because it never tipped into overbuilding during the post-pandemic boom. While other metros wrestle…

Pegasus closes disposition of eight-building multifamily portfolio in Rogers Park neighborhood

Pegasus closed the disposition of a rare eight-building, 94-unit multifamily portfolio in Chicago’s Rogers Park neighborhood. The portfolio traded for $10.8 million to a seasoned local operator…

Chicago’s Essex Three-Twelve adds managing broker

Chicago's Essex Three-Twelve, LLC announced that Niko Apostal has joined the firm as Managing Broker. Apostal, former founder and principal broker of Niko Collaborative and co-founder of Keller…

Chicago’s Cawley Commercial Real Estate adds research analyst

Cawley Commercial Real Estate congratulates Matthew Elich on joining the firm as a Research Analyst. Elich earned his Bachelor of Business Administration in Marketing from…

Colliers names vice chair based in Chicago

Colliers appointed Josh McGee as Vice Chair, enhancing the firm’s ability to deliver capital solutions to corporate occupier clients. Based in Chicago, McGee brings more…

Polsinelli adds shareholder in real estate practice group in Chicago

Polsinelli announced that Philip Piecuch has joined the firm’s national Real Estate Practice in Chicago as a shareholder. Arriving on the heels of another real…

Essex Realty Group brokers sale of 40-unit apartment building in Chicago’s Rogers Park neighborhood

Essex Realty Group, LLC brokered the sale of a 40-unit apartment building at 6565-6589 N. Lakewood Ave. in the Loyola University pocket of Chicago's Rogers…

Marcus & Millichap closes $2.6 million sale of multifamily property in Chicago

Marcus & Millichap negotiated the sale of 5019 North Ashland Avenue, a seven-unit multifamily property in Chicago for $2.6 million. Kyle Stengle, investment specialist in…

Disciplined by design: How Chicago industrial developers are navigating a cautious market

Chicago’s industrial construction sector is slowing, but that’s not necessarily bad news. Developers who once raced to deliver speculative projects are now weighing each move…

Chicagoland Supply Chain, Distribution, Logistics and Industrial Summit: Painting a picture of a still-strong sector

Though the sector faces challenges today, the demand for distribution center, warehouse and industrial space remains solid. And as consumers continue to order everything from…

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