We are happy to have had the opportunity to work with Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin in their recent lease transaction. We were able to find a great location for a great cause!
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We finalized the sale of a former industrial manufacturing property in the City of Fitchburg. It was a pleasure to work with Michael Thorson of Inventure Capital again, and to be a part of Fitchburg Hatchery Road corridor revitalization project. https://t.co/YBDYagvZuI
#CresaMadison has had the pleasure of working with all three of the Madison-based companies featured in Wisconsin’s Coolest Tech Offices. Such unique and innovated spaces they've all created. Check them out!
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Congrats to Phoenix LLC on their groundbreaking of their new facility this afternoon! Cresa was pleased to help with site selection and lease negotiation. Can't wait to see the finished product!
What a great article on the growth and expansion of such a great company! So many amazing and growing companies in the last 10 years on the Capital Square and Cresa is so pleased to have worked with so many of them!
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Great article in Madison Magazine highlighting the best places to work in Madison! We are proud to say we have worked with several of these companies to deliver real estate solutions that are unique to each company. https://t.co/aSkeKix2md
5 Generational Workplace Trends and How They Impact the Office Sector via @SIORglobal: Despite what may be said about different generations working side-by-side, a recent study shows that these multi-aged groups share the same attitudes toward work values https://t.co/iyZFDsxdlV
How To Change Your Office To Attract And Retain Employees via @Forbes: #Workspaces that includes the element of hospitality will help executives retain the best talent, and may encourage employees become excited about the time they spend in the office https://t.co/5Cx2KthKA7
Envisioning & Planning the Future #Warehouse of 2030 via @SupplyChain247 Remember the warehouse before #ecommerce? Now try to predict its design in the future. Having a vision of where things are going can help you make better decisions in the present https://t.co/wNieW5076n