See Who Won The Food Depository Awards
As seen in ChicagoBusiness.com
Zurich North America’s new headquarters, and the LondonHouse Chicago hotel were among the winners in the 29th annual Chicago Commercial Real Estate Awards.
The awards dinner took place March 16 at the Hilton Chicago, with the event raising nearly $1.2 million for the Greater Chicago Food Depository. Corey McPherrin of WFLD-TV/Channel 32 (Fox Chicago) emceed the event.
James Kishel of Cushman & Wakefield was chair of the event, and Tony Smaniotto of Pepper Construction Company was vice chair.
Here are the winners:
Architect of the Year
Goettsch Partners
Build-to-Suit Project of the Year
Zurich North America Headquarters (Clayco, CRG Real Estate, JLL Build-to-Suit Practice Group)
Commercial Development of the Year
150 North Riverside (Riverside Investment & Development)
Consulting Engineer of the Year: ESD – Environmental Systems Design.
Deal of the Year
McDonald’s headquarters (CBRE)
Developer of the Year
Riverside Investment & Development
Historic Redevelopment of the Year
LondonHouse Chicago (Oxford Capital Group)
Industrial Broker of the Year
Dan Leahy, Adam Roth (NAI Hiffman)
Interior Contractor of the Year
Executive Construction
Interior Design Firm of the Year
Nelson
Investment Broker of the Year
Jaime Fink, Jeffrey Bramson, Mark Katz, Patrick Shields, Bryan Rosenberg (HFF)
Office Broker of the Year
Matt Carolan, Jeff Liljeberg, Meredith O’Connor, Bill Rogers, Steve Steinmeyer (JLL)
Office Property Representative of the Year
Drew Nieman, Christy Domin (CBRE)
Project Manager of the Year
JLL Project & Development Services
Property Management Company of the Year
JLL Property Management
Redevelopment of the Year
200 West Jackson (JLL, Wright Heerema Architects, Morgan/Harbour Construction)
Residential Development of the Year
Marquee at Block 37 (CIM Group)
Retail Broker of the Year
Todd Siegel (CBRE)
Special Achievement of the Year
mHub (JLL, Partners by Design, J.C. Anderson, Environmental Systems Design, city of Chicago
With donations of $40,312, Cushman & Wakefield won the Brown Bag Challenge, a competition for individual donations. The challenge does not include table sales or sponsorships.