... at Century Tower accepted a $60M deconversion offer from Golub. The deal is the largest condo deconversion in Chicago, but ... The building is on the National Register of Historic Places. Golub CEO Michael Newman said the planned upgrades to Century Tower ...
... the Gold Coast, Crain's Chicago Business reports. CIM and Golub are acquiring an asset that is in the middle of ... . The seller is a venture headed by USAA Real Estate. Golub was a partner in that venture and handles the leasing ...
... the project to four heavy hitters. The four finalists are Golub, JLL, Sterling Bay and Riverside Investment & Development. Each firm ... via land and air rights, according to Crain's. Golub's team includes Macquarie Corporate Holdings and an affiliate of ...
... bankruptcy and thriving as both a retail and office destination (Golub developed the latter), the time was ideal to capitalize on ... nightlife. The 45-story tower includes 490 units. One of Golub's residential developments is unlike the others. Sienna Flats at ...
Tuesday, Golub breaks ground on Transbay Block 6, the ... Ironically, Block 8--not Block 6--was the project Golub originally went for. Principal Mike Newman tells us five ... -front retail at 299 Fremont. It's a Golub tradition to plant a time capsule at ground-up ...
... a 45-minute Q&A, HFZ Capital Group COO Laurie Golub (right with EisnerAmper partner Lisa Knee) recently said her willingness ...
YREP's final luncheon of the year featured Golub EVP Lee Golub weaving his life story. Cliffs Notes: he interned for his ... like he's already learned to cozy up to ownership: Golub owns the building)
Golub's Tom Kienzle landed his first job out of college ...
... the completed project will be a product of market demand, Golub & Co. Vice President of Acquisitions David Smith said. For ... that benefits density in a neighborhood. With this site, both Golub & Co. and Formativ have the opportunity to provide those retail ...
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