Tataria Funds LLC also takes 1,178 sf,
bringing building to 99% occupancy
December 17, 2007
(Chicago – December 17, 2007) Roger Knigge, senior vice president, HSA Commercial Real Estate’s corporate real estate services division, recently negotiated two leases at 1007 Church Street, a historic downtown Evanston office property. Knigge, the exclusive leasing agent for ownership, has brought the building to 99% occupancy.
Northwestern University’s prestigious Kellogg School of Management leased 9,615 square feet of space for the school’s administrative offices. The school is a nationally recognized and respected school that is consistently ranked near the top of all MBA programs for business administration. Knigge represented both parties in this transaction.
Tatarian Funds LLC, a private investment company, took the other space of 1,178 square feet. The firm relocated from 990 Grove Street, also in Evanston. Knigge represented building ownership and Tatarian Funds was represented by Dan Grahm of CB Richard Ellis.
Designed by renowned architect Helmut Jahn in 1984, 1007 Church Street is a 153,184-square-foot office building, widely recognized as the most architecturally significant building in Evanston. It is owned by Triple Net Properties LLC, a nationally recognized name in real estate syndication and headquartered in Santa Ana, Cal.
Celebrating 26 years of excellence in commercial real estate, Chicago-based HSA Commercial Real Estate is a full-service real estate firm specializing in office, industrial, retail and health care real estate leasing, management, marketing, development and financing on a national basis. Along with developing all kinds of commercial real estate across the United States, its brokerage divisions have completed more than 7,000 transactions in 43 states representing both owners and tenants, the asset management division currently manages a property portfolio in excess of 15 million square feet in 12 states and the firm presently owns over 17 million square feet of commercial property in 14 states.
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