Dobbins’ Happy Hour

Last night, The Dobbins Group gathered some close friends for a relaxed cocktail hour at its space in the Chicago Reader Building, 11 E. Illinois. The combination of industry veterans and up-and-comers enjoyed the warm space in last night?s deluge.
 

Darwin Realty's George Cibula, Helios Realty and Development's Deena Zimmerman, Gallagher Realty Inc.?s Tim Gallagher and Falcon Realty's Larry Dooley are working with Dobbins on various projects. Deena repped a veterinary clinic leasing a Dobbins-designed building. Tim just did a deal to bring a dinner-and-a-movie theater concept to a retail center in Glendale Heights. We like the idea but don't think a hamburger could?ve saved Transformers.

 

After all graduating from Illinois within two years of each other, The Dobbins Group's Alex Vaysman, Sperry Van Ness?s Adam Napp, and Jones Lang's Robin Stolberg  are now enjoying the world of Chicago real estate. Alex tells us Dobbins will be working on the US Vein Clinic next door to the veterinary clinic at 3927 W. Belmont. And we raise our glass to him: He's getting married in less than two weeks.

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