North Wells Capital has announced details of proposed new developments at 306 W. Erie, 311 W. Huron and 320 W. Huron in Chicago’s thriving River North neighborhood. All three properties are represented by JLL as leasing agent and by Urban Innovations for property management.
Read MoreNorth Wells Capital CEO Jim Fox thinks he's got a way to keep fast-expanding firms from outgrowing his lofts in the neighborhood. And his solution is a big bet on the tightest office submarket in the city.
Read MoreREjournals announces North Wells Capital Vice President, Anthony Farella as a CRE Future Leader.
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Read MorePrincipal, Tony Lindsay sat on the Connect Media event panel on May 22nd to discuss the Opportunity Zone legislature and what it means for investors.
Read MoreTony Lindsay, Principal at North Wells Capital and Sean Ryan with Milwaukee Business Journal discuss the progress of HUB640 and all the buzz in Westown.
Read MoreComprised of rows of individual shingles or “flappers,” these screens will be used to disguise parking levels behind dynamic art installations that undulate as the wind blows.
Read More“With its mixed-use zoning, this development site holds exciting possibilities for any investor," says Chris Sackley of Greystone.
Read MoreNorth Wells Capital has proposed the pair of buildings on neighboring sites it owns at 301 W. Huron St. and 308 W. Erie St.
Read MoreNorth Wells Capital picked up a big site along Huron Street after a developer's deal for a 24-story condo building there fell through.
Read MoreNorth Wells Capital secured a nearly $26.6 million loan for its acquisition and ongoing renovation of the former Bon-Ton Stores Inc. headquarters building in downtown Milwaukee.
Read MoreNWC will renovate and rebrand the building in Milwaukee’s Westown neighborhood, renaming it HUB640. North Wells Capital will market the building to both retailers – who will occupy its first floor – and office users, who will occupy floors two through five.
Read MoreNorth Wells Capital bought a fully occupied 45,400-square-foot building at 308 W. Erie St. and a parking lot next door from Speedwagon Properties.
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