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Marcus & Millichap arranges sale of Ohio restaurant building

Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services recently sold a 4,320-square-foot building leased to an Applebee's restaurant in Alliance, Ohio. The asset commanded a sales…

Office vacancies expected to drop in Indianapolis area

Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services had some good news for commercial brokers in Indianapolis: Office vacancies are on pace to fall in 2011.

Hope on the horizon for Cincinnati retailers: Marcus & Millichap

The strength of suburban retail markets has given Cincinnati-area building owners a bit more pricing power lately. And that's just part of the good news…

Marcus & Millichap pair qualifies for National Achievement Awards

Daniel Burkons and Michael Barron of Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services have qualified for the 2012 National Achievement Awards. This is the second…

Marcus & Millichap sells Harlem Plaza

Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services has announced the sale of Harlem Plaza, a 5,788-square-foot shopping strip located in Chicago, according to Steven Weinstock,…

Stengle: Improving economy propels increasing demand in apartment market

According to a recent research report by Marcus & Millichap, the apartment market will see an increase in completions in 2012, but tenant demand will…

Marcus & Millichap names four Chicago agents to national retail group

Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services recently named four Chicago agents to new positions in the firm's National Retail Group.

Retail market continues to favor larger, national tenants

Spending by newly employed residents and a tempered pace of expansion by retailers will drive further improvements in the Chicago retail property sector, according to…

Pair of public parks bring commercial development to downtown Columbus

A pair of new public parks in downtown Columbus have not only beautified the city, they've also attracted new commercial development.

Seniors housing sector benefiting from improving occupancies

While the reimbursement-dependent portions of the seniors housing market remain at a crossroads, other sectors are benefitting from the improving economy and housing market.

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