Rosemont

Chicago's competitive location and unrivaled access create a business environment that fosters innovation, creativity and economic growth.

Our current industrial real estate market exceeds 1.3 Billion square feet and is very diversified throughout all industry sectors. Our market experts can help provide a variety of solutions from purchase and leasing opportunities to more complex transactions including build-to-suits and capital market financing.

Latest Insights

News

March 5, 2020

Industrial Landlord Consolidation Means Tenants Should Be Ready to Negotiate

Just 10 years ago, the industrial real estate asset class was battling high supply and low rents, due primarily to the Great Recession. But with the growth of e-commerce and omnichannel logistics, this asset class is now considered one of the best investment opportunities available.

News

December 17, 2019

Robin Wermuth joins Cresa

Robin Wermuth joins Cresa's Chicago office as the new business manager.

News

October 30, 2019

Cresa Adds Advisors to Chicago Team

Cresa added two advisors to its Chicago office. Addison Coll and Michael Neff will specialize in tenant site selection and business development, handling lease abstracts, financial analysis and market intelligence for assignments.

News

May 27, 2020

Cresa Selects GoSpaces as Mobile Partner for Return to Office and Remote Work solutions

The application provides occupiers with unparalleled access to workspace capabilities.

Blog

May 27, 2020

COVID-19’s impact on construction and project management

Despite the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, many regions have kept job sites open by declaring construction an essential business. Even so, a survey of Project Managers throughout North America indicates many initiatives are still experiencing delays.

Whitepaper

May 26, 2020

Impacts of Economic Shocks on Major Metropolitan Markets

The rapid spread of COVID-19, and the public health measures taken to reduce its deadly impacts, have caused significant disruptions to global economic markets. Due to widespread business closures in America’s largest urban markets, and uncertainty over the duration and recovery of the pandemic, commercial real estate markets will face challenges in the coming years.