John Godwin: Making an impact in Detroit’s industrial market
It hasn't taken John Godwin long to make an impact at Marcus & Millichap Real Estate Investment Services. Since joining the company in the spring…
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Cooper Commercial sells freestanding Family Dollar store in Ohio
The Cooper Commercial Investment Group recently sold a single-tenant freestanding Family Dollar located in Greenville, Ohio.
Dan Jessup: Building Jones Lang LaSalle’s brand in Milwaukee
This is an exciting time to do business in Milwaukee. Just ask Dan Jessup, head of the new Milwaukee-area office opened in early October by…
Fifield Companies: Making a big impact at Chicago’s K Station development
The first week of October was a big one for Chicago's Fifield Companies. The developer celebrated the topping out of its K2 luxury residential tower.
Michael Jehle: Thriving in CRE for three decades
For three decades, Mike Jehle has thrived in the competitive world of commercial real estate. Strong markets or weak markets, Jehle has succeeded in them…
IDI’s Armbruster: Staying busy in Cincinnati’s industrial market
Doug Armbruster, senior vice president and regional managing director with the Cincinnati office of industrial real estate brokerage IDI, recently spoke to Midwest Real Estate…
Jones Lang LaSalle’s Lynn Schenck: Taking the long view of St. Louis’ commercial real estate market
Lynn Schenck, executive vice president in the St. Louis office of Jones Lang LaSalle, is taking the long view when it comes to her region's…
Ohio’s Red Mortgage Capital closes more FHA loans than any other lender during most recent fiscal year
Columbus, Ohio-based Red Mortgage Capital boosted by 40 percent the volume of FHA loans it closed during the most recent fiscal year of the U.S.…
John Goodman: An expert on the downtown Chicago office market
When John Goodman joined Studley as a rookie commercial real estate broker in 1985, the company's Chicago office was basically a boutique shop, with just…
Gregory Wayne Swetnam: Behind the big deals in Kansas City
Think of a major commercial development that's hit Kansas City during the last 20 years. The odds are high that Gregory Wayne Swetnam was involved.