2500 W Bradley(1/7)

The Near North Business Center on Chicago’s north side is the largest office and industrial space for lease. Boasting 250,000 square feet with an outstanding variety of smaller suites. The center is the best location for office and or warehouse needs.

2630 W Bradley(2/7)

The Near North Business Center on Chicago’s north side is the largest office and industrial space for lease. Boasting 250,000 square feet with an outstanding variety of smaller suites. The center is the best location for office and or warehouse needs.

2801 N Sheffield(3/7)

Busy Lincoln Park intersection, next to CTA Diversey Brown Line station, high level of foot traffic, affluent neighborhood

Broadway & Sheridan(4/7)

Perfect Site For: Mixed Use Development, Condos, Bank, Drive Thru, Coffee Shop, Drug Store, or any high volume retail use

1801 W Webster(5/7)

2 story building in ideal location on border of Bucktown/Lincoln Park; 3 current tenants: Frame Factory, Little Beans Coffee Shop, Sims Art Studio

4114 N Knox(6/7)

Office Flex
2 acres of land for lease or sale
Easy access for commuters
Conference rooms
Drive in doors to warehouse

4808 W Wilson(7/7)

Wilson Warehouses are perfect for companies in need of industrial space directly off the highway. Commutes are made so much easier with the Wilson ramp so close to the property.

Experts in real estate for over 30 years

The company was founded in 1970 with the mission to assist our clients in maximizing the value of their real estate investments. The result is a large number of successfully completed real estate transactions and satisfied clients. Specializing in commercial Sale and Investments, Property Management, Property Stabilization, Recievership and Mortgagee in Possession Services.

The nature of the real estate saleperson's job dictates that they will be compensated based on how much property they sell. This leads some agents to act as individuals and to work for their own gain. This means that each client/listing gets one salesperson, one mind, one line of thinking. That is a disservice to the client...