The industrial lease deals negotiated by the Colliers team, headed by Jonathan Kingsley and Stephen Rutchik, were valued at more than $36 million.

The merger, which was effective on July 1, will have the combined company operate under the Cresa name. All employees of both firms were retained.

The firm will be relocating from its current space at 71 S. Wacker Drive in early 2020 to 30,405 square feet of space, which will encompass the entire 84th floor of the 110-story tower.

Gov. Wolf and Mayor Kenney also called on the White House and Congress to match all state and local funding and to cover the debts accumulated by both governments to help ensure Hahnemann patients and workers are protected.

The 33-story mixed-use project at 40 Trinity Place in Boston's Back Bay upon completion will feature 147 hotel rooms and 146 residential units, as well as multiple amenities and dining options.

The sale included a one-story, free-standing building totaling 10,000 square feet, which has recently been leased in its entirety to a medical tenant.

Transwestern Commercial states that multiple submarkets throughout the state are experiencing higher than 5% year-over-year growth in rents including Woodbridge/Metropark, Edison South, Parsippany Region, Hudson Waterfront, Wayne/Paterson and Somerset/Interstate 78 East.

The company signed its original lease for 18,368 square feet at the property in December and due to successful acquisitions and growth globally, the company increased its footprint in Chicago to continue its rapid growth.