Aronberg Goldgehn to relocate to 225 W. Washington in Chicago
Savills advised new client Aronberg Goldgehn Davis & Garmisa on a headquarters relocation. The 130-year-old law firm will relocate to a penthouse office suite on…
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Law firm Bush Rudnicki Shelton to open first Houston office at Two Post Oak Central building
Global real estate advisory firm Savills represented law firm Bush Rudnicki Shelton, P.C. in its first Houston location. The law firm will open a 3,250-square-foot office in…
Eversheds Sutherland moves into top floor of the iconic Franklin in Chicago
Eversheds Sutherland has moved into a new office space at 227 West Monroe Street in Chicago, the building commonly known as The Franklin. Eversheds Sutherland now…
Savills adds senior managing director to boost Midwest tenant expertise
Savills announced that Ivan Boone has joined the firm as senior managing director, bringing over 30 years of diverse commercial real estate experience to the…
Sticker shock: Market conditions remain tight for Chicagoland tenants
Sticker shock. That’s what tenants experienced with asking rents across Chicago in Q2. Especially when combined with additional tax and operating expenses.
Kennedys Law LLP relocates to the CME Center
Savills confirmed a new Chicago location for Am Law Global 200 firm Kennedys Law LLP. The fast-growing firm will occupy a nearly 10,000-square-foot space on…
Savills extends senior lifestyle at 303 East Wacker
Savills represented Senior Lifestyle Corporation in a nearly 34,000-square-foot, multi-year extension at 303 East Wacker in the Loop. The building, owned by Beacon Capital, recently…
Savills strengthens tenant advisory services with new Chicago hires
Savills announced that Connor Kerr joined the firm in Chicago as senior managing director, further strengthening the firm’s tenant representation capabilities throughout North America. Kerr brings over…
Industrial: Conditions tighten further for Chicago tenants, yet demand continues to trend upward
Demand continues to swell. As a result, Chicagoans are still dealing with tight conditions, and delays and steep prices across the board are still concerning.…
Ongoing supply chain disruptions and virus spikes could spell feast or famine for industrial construction contractors in 2022
With nearly two full years of collectively pushing through the pandemic, we’d think that the construction supply chain and runaway costs would be under control…