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Movin' on Down

Evanston-based American Board of Medical Specialties, a not-for-profit serving 24 specialty boards, is moving downtown to 20k-SF at 222 N. LaSalle. UGL Equis' Chris Wood  and Bruce T. Hopple repped AMBS while Cushman & Wakefield's Greg Quadrini and Jeff Samaras  repped sub-landlord GE Capital. Tishman Speyer's Joe Gordon  was the building representative. Our request for an interview was granted, but we've since been in the waiting room reading a Highlights magazine.

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