... of 84. In the 1960s, Marvin and then-partner Eugene Golub set the stage for high-rise development on Michigan Avenue ... by building 625 N Michigan. Other notable Romanek-Golub projects include 180 N LaSalle and 55 W Monroe. He ...
... city’s tallest building, for $91M, a major gain for Golub & Co. and Investcorp, which bought it for $61.1M five ...
... Alter Group, developers with combined Chicago experience approaching 100 years. Golub tends to stay in the city, while Alter has changed ... ), 919 N. Michigan, and the Hancock Center bear the Golub name. Michael worked as an accountant then a mortgage banker ...
... to PincusCo. Marcus & Millichap’s Matt Fotis, Lazarus Apostolidis, Zachary Golub and Paul Youssef represented the seller, per a release from ...
... directly across the street from the 13-acre lot that Golub & Co. and Formativ will develop into a master-planned project ...
“As a company with a long and successful track record of owning and operating in Chicago, we remain bullish on the local multifamily market and its ability to deliver attractive risk-adjusted returns in the months and years ahead,” Draper and Kramer Chief ...
... business development for the John Buck Co. We snapped Golub Co principal Lee Golub, who oversees the company’s US division, and ... W.E. O’Neil SVP Lou Reiner. Golub just moved to new digs at 1245 W Washington from ...
... and Susan manages Oakbrook Terrace Corporate Center III. *** Golub & Co named Stephen Sise SVP of portfolio management and ... McKenna VP of acquisitions. Stephen oversees asset management of Golub’s residential and office portfolio, reporting to principal ...
... Cos and Arcapita. Greystar has assumed management of the property. *** Golub & Co acquired 302k SF International Tower, 8550 W Bryn Mawr ... Ave near O’Hare. Golub was repped by Michael Newman, Michael Goldman and Adam Short ...
... O’Brien as its newest brokers. Boye previously worked at Golub & Co., where he managed more than $100M in value-add ...
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