Convergint Technologies plans to occupy half the Schaumburg building and lease out the remaining space. Paine/Wetzel · ONCOR International senior associate Daniel T. Jones and associate Daniel J. Benassi represented Accurate Metering in its sale of the building to Convergint Technologies, who had Larry Goldwasser of Grubb & Ellis as its broker.
Paine/Wetzel · ONCOR International associate John Gazzola represented Dies Plus in negotiations with Ed Brandt of Epic/Savage, which represented JMO Itasca LLC. Dies Plus, which got financing for its purchase from Bank One, is moving its operations from Carol Stream.
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