Andrew Kiener Joins Kinzie Real Estate Group’s Brokerage Division
Andrew Kiener, a 20-year real estate veteran, has joined Taylor Johnson client Kinzie Real Estate Group as director of project sales. …
Institutional Investors Looking To Chicago Neighborhoods
As the multifamily market continues to trend upward, institutional investors are beginning to look for deals outside of core downtown areas. …
Health Care Tenants Prefer Small Spaces To Big Boxes
As healthcare providers seek to increase market share and reach more potential patients, they are frequently looking at redevelopment opportunities in locations that offer convenience, such as former retail stores. ...
Cap Rate Limbo: How Low Can They Go?
The multifamily market is poised for another big year with investor appetite at a seemingly all-time high. …
The Top 3 Open-Office Myths
It’s estimated that 70 percent of U.S. workplaces have adopted open-plan offices …
The Perfect Marriage Of Real Estate And Retirement Income
What do single-family rental properties and Individual Retirement Accounts (IRAs) have in common? …
Your First Look At E2, Evanston’s Newest Luxury Rental Development
Taylor Johnson client Fifield Cos. has officially opened its latest apartment project, E2 in Evanston. …
How Much Income Is Necessary To Fund The New Wave Of Class A Apartments In Chicago? Try $1.34 Billion
There are a lot of apartments coming online in Chicago, so Taylor Johnson client Kiser Group sat down to figure out just how much annual income needs to be earned ...
Area Apartments Fast-Track Renovations As Competition Grows
As discussed at yesterday’s Appraisal Research Counselors luncheon and in Sunday’s Chicago Tribune, the influx of new apartments in downtown Chicago has spurred existing rental communities …
3 Solutions To Help Solve The Commercial Construction Labor Shortage
Commercial construction may be back on track, but as projects are coming in, general contractors are dealing with a new issue…a labor shortage. …