Edward Myers joined Bradley Company’s brokerage team in Grand Rapids as an expert in medical and health care real estate.

As in many parts of the country, Indiana’s industrial market has experienced expansions and growth in recent years. To spur continued economic development and address the demand for these types of facilities, Fort Wayne has been developing build-out-ready structures for companies that are locating or expanding in the community.

Commercial real estate property owners who have a facilities team on staff may think there is no value in hiring an external property management team. However, there are many benefits to hiring an external team that can look at an asset from an independent point of view.

Here are a few key reasons why outsourcing can add value and reduce costs over the long term.

Bradley Company closed on a commercial condominium transaction at 60 Monroe Center in Grand Rapids, Michigan, that was valued at more than $1 million.

Northwest Indiana's $35 billion economy is benefiting from thriving medical office and manufacturing markets, a new study found. Bradley Company said in its annual "State of the Market" report that demand for medical office space in Northwest Indiana is booming, and there's an "insatiable demand for available industrial space.”

Bradley Company released its annual “State of the Market” report April 2, finding that downtown office space is hot, thanks to projects like Electric Works.

“Fort Wayne’s strong economy has a significant impact on the commercial real estate market,” Martin Huttenlocker, vice president of Bradley Company, said in a statement. “The continued growth of downtown, along with the scarcity of industrial properties and the emergence of unique retail and restaurants, has the potential to continue these positive trends in 2019.”

(Indianapolis, Ind.) Bradley Company announced today that its Indianapolis office is the listing agent for  Harrison Centre, a  61,477 sq. ft. office and retail building in the heart of Ft. Benjamin Harrison.