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New York brokers weren’t the only brave souls yesterday. We were also in Chicago, where, despite a sleet storm, 300 real estate execs packed our ballroom at the downtown Sheraton for the first Bisnow Breakfast & Schmooze in the Windy City. On stage for the first panel in the distance: Equity Office COO Kurt Heister and local Hines chief Greg Von Schaak.
For our second panel, Katten lawyer David Bryant moderated a panel of CBRE EVP Todd Lippman, Kensington Realty Managing Principal Jim Smith, and HFF Executive Managing Director Matt Lawton. Consensus message: Recovery will depend on job growth.

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