On the Green

Yesterday, members of the Association of Industrial Real Estate Brokers hit the golf course, while architecture firms followed HOK's example of greening their offices. Good thing the rain held off!
 

Taking a day off from the rough market (just to end up in a different rough) were Comprehensive Roof's Don Halm, Active Roofing Co.'s Tony Sagrati, Manhard Consulting's Scott Wilson, and Circle Realty Advisor's Alissa Hegelsen at Harborside International. Scott is a member of the newly formed supply chain logistics group with Manhard, which includes his co-workers Rob Adams and Matt Gehman. Its focus is transportation-- rail, shipping and roadways-- and the associated real estate, like intermodals

 
Business was getting done on the course as The Dobbins Group's Tricia Haddon talked up a build-out it's partnering on with CBRE's Dave Prioletti in the south suburbs. DP Partners' Andy James  and The Missner Group's Barry Missner  had to cover their ears, as both said they went golfing to avoid doing business for a little while.

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