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Commercial Property Management Firms Companies Ranked by Gross Leasable Area Managed in the Metro MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL BUSINESS JOURNAL MARCH 22, 2019 COMMERCIAL PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FIRMS COMPANIES RANKED BY GROSS LEASABLE AREA MANAGED IN THE METRO Gross Name / Rank in 2018 (* not ranked) Address leasable area Largest metro-area property, Property Website Phone managed1 property square feet managers2 Top local executive(s), email(s) 800 LaSalle Ave. #1900 CBRE Group Inc. 2 1 Minneapolis, MN 55402 30,100,000 180 E. 5th St., 775,000 40 Jeff Jiovanazzo, [email protected] cbre.com/minneapolis 952-924-4600 3500 W. American Blvd. #200 Cushman & Wakefield Normandale Lake Office Park, Mike Ohmes, [email protected]; Terri-lynn Bloomington, MN 55431 29,475,702 55 2 Minneapolis-St. Paul 1 1,677,288 Mitchell cushwakemsp.com 952-831-1000 4350 Baker Rd. #400 Colliers International | Minneapolis-St. Paul Midway, Jean Kane, [email protected]; Mark Parten, Minnetonka, MN 55343 21,000,000 25 3 Minneapolis-St. Paul 3 1,800,000 [email protected] colliers.com/msp 952-897-7700 45 S. 7th St. #3051 Jones Lang LaSalle 4 4 Minneapolis, MN 55402 20,496,469 950 Nicollet Mall, 498,768 19 Chris Rohrer jll.com/minneapolis 612-217-5150 500 Washington Ave. S #3000 Dell Five Business Center, CSM Corp. 6 Minneapolis, MN 55415 8,719,063 4 Gary Holmes 5 620,537 csmcorp.net 612-395-7000 Mid-America Real Estate- 5353 Wayzata Blvd. #650 6 Minnesota 5 St. Louis Park, MN 55416 7,900,000 Shingle Creek Crossing, 804,000 9 Douglas Sailor, [email protected] midamericagrp.com 952-563-6600 706 2nd Ave. S #100 St. Paul industrial portfolio, Greg Munson, [email protected]; Mike Transwestern 8 Minneapolis, MN 55402 7,700,000 9 7 2,300,000 Salmen, [email protected] transwestern.com 612-343-4200 533 S. 3rd St. #100 Brian Murray, [email protected]; Ryan Cos. US Inc. 7 Minneapolis, MN 55415 7,203,030 City Center, 1,623,455 14 8 Mike Ryan ryancompanies.com 612-492-4000 1550 Utica Ave. S #420 Duke Realty Corp. 9 9 St. Louis Park, MN 55416 5,230,123 Gateway North 6651, 485,804 1 Josh Budish, [email protected] dukerealty.com 952-543-2900 7101 W. 78th St. #100 Frauenshuh Inc. 15 10 Bloomington, MN 55439 5,097,000 Lawson Commons, 430,000 15 Dean Williamson, [email protected] frauenshuh.com 952-829-3480 501 S. 8th St. Kraus-Anderson Cos. Inc. 10 11 Minneapolis, MN 55404 4,446,606 Southtown Center, 581,457 9 Michael Hille krausanderson.com 612-332-7281 90 S. 7th St. #150 Hines 11 12 Minneapolis, MN 55402 4,230,757 U.S. Bank Plaza, 1,353,983 10 Steve Luthman, [email protected] hines.com 612-344-1200 1625 Energy Park Dr. #100 Energy Technology Center, Wellington Management Inc. 12 St. Paul, MN 55108 3,900,000 8 Stephen Wellington, [email protected] 13 202,000 wellingtonmgt.com 651-292-9844 10140 W. 76th St. Best Buy Distribution Center, First Industrial Realty Trust Inc. 14 Eden Prairie, MN 55344 3,651,756 1 James Schlundt, [email protected] 14 581,000 firstindustrial.com 952-943-2700 10301 W. 70th St. Bldg. A Golden Triangle Innovation Liberty Property Trust 16 Eden Prairie, MN 55344 2,879,813 1 Neal Driscoll 15 Center, 345,000 libertyproperty.com 952-947-1100 800 Nicollet Mall #3050 Piedmont Office eR alty Trust 22 16 Minneapolis, MN 55402 2,102,952 U.S. Bancorp Center, 936,803 4 Kevin Fossum, [email protected] piedmontreit.com 612-852-5500 1350 Lagoon Ave. #920 Hyde Development 23 17 Minneapolis, MN 55408 2,074,200 BAE Technology Center, 561,000 2 Paul Hyde, [email protected] hyde-development.com 612-904-1513 2737 Fairview Ave. N Thomas McGough Jr., [email protected]; McGough Facility Management 13 St. Paul, MN 55113 2,050,000 HealthPartners, 531,000 5 18 Thomas McGough Sr., [email protected] mcgough.com 651-633-5050 Doran Cos. 7803 Glenroy Rd. 19 * Bloomington, MN 55439 2,026,686 Tamarack Village, 797,001 3 Kelly Doran, [email protected] dorancompanies.com 952-288-2000 6495 City W. Pkwy. Summerhill Commercial Real Chanhassen Arboretum Business Peter Kordonowy, Eden Prairie, MN 55344 2,026,554 2 20 Estate 21 Park, 308,310 [email protected] summerhillcommercial.com 952-473-5650 900 N. 3rd St. Kit Richardson, [email protected]; Steve Schafer Richardson 18 21 Minneapolis, MN 55401 2,000,000 Osborn370, 283,000 6 Norcutt, [email protected]; Brad Schafer, sr-re.com 612-371-3000 [email protected] 1660 Hwy. 100 S #400 The Excelsior Group 25 22 St. Louis Park, MN 55416 1,979,378 West End Office Park, 559,784 3 Chris Culp; Ted Glasrud excelsiorllc.com 952-525-3200 24 University Ave. NE The Meritex Co. 17 23 Minneapolis, MN 55413 1,733,000 Park Place, 299,600 1 Arvid Povilaitis meritex.com 651-855-9680 2550 University Ave. W #416-S Suntide Commercial Realty Inc. 19 24 St. Paul, MN 55114 1,698,395 Court International, 320,000 5 Barb Schuba, [email protected] suntide.com 651-603-0321 150 S. 5th St. #1450 Zeller Realty Group 24 25 Minneapolis, MN 55402 1,652,764 Fifth Street Towers, 1,063,856 3 Steven Herron, [email protected] zellerrealty.com 612-317-2900 1 Gross leasable square feet managed in the metro area as of Jan. 1, 2019. 2 In the metro area as of Jan. 1, 2019. This article appeared in the Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal on March 22, 2019 on page 16. It has been reprinted by the Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal and further reproduction by any other party is strictly prohibited. Copyright ©2019 Minneapolis St. Paul Business Journal, 333 South Seventh Street, Suite 350, Minneapolis MN 55402.
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