MILAN-The oil and gas company has occupied the office complex since 1991, when it was built by a local developer. A Carlton exec says the building is worth almost $400 million.

TORONTO-Brett Miller, new president of JLL Canada, and Avison Young CEO Mark Rose talk to GlobeSt.com’s Robert Carr about how frugality has grown one of the top CRE countries.

MINNEAPOLIS-The company, joined by WL Ross and Zeller, purchased the 65%-occupied, complex here for $110.7 million in a foreclosure, $75 million less than it sold for in 2007.

TOPEKA, KS-The company will be split into two groups in a joint purchase by Worldwide Wolverine, Blum Capital and Golden Gate.

CHICAGO-The global CRE firm posted an 18% increase in revenue to $813 million for Q1, even in the hesitant recovery of the quarter from the second half lag of 2011.

MONTREAL-Maestro Group is selling its entire portfolio of seniors housing to the venture, with the Toledo, OH-based trust shouldering most of the purchase to enter the country.

MILWAUKEE-Gov. Walker announced the creation of Transform Milwaukee to help redevelop the city. Mayor Barrett, running for Walker’s job, doubts his opponent’s goodwill.

CHICAGO-A Deloitte study, released Monday, predicts almost 50,000 hotel room bookings attached to the 25th Summit on May 20-21.