SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST BROKERS

It seems obvious, but we'd somehow never used that headline for an article about Darwin Realty. What luck, since it fits so perfectly today, talking about this past year. Darwin threw a great party (some might say intelligently designed) at Pazzo's on Friday, to look back, look forward, and to thank its friends.
 

Darwin's George Cibula  and Panattoni's Jason Rosenberg, here with his wife Erin, did two deals together this year: spaces of 134k-SF in Batavia and 16k-SF in Addison. They're looking forward to recovery and maybe another chance to join forces 2010.

Portfolio Title father and son Ralph  and Michael Havey joined Bureau Veritas' William Elwell. Ralph and Michael are excited about their ongoing project at the Aqua Tower  and Lakeshore East. Aqua has kept their title work busy because of its complicated mixed-use structure, with apartments, condos, and a hotel under one roof.

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