Chicago & Midwest + Greater Chicagoland + Industrial | December 8, 2020

Anritsu Signs HQ Lease at Elk Grove Tech Park

Newmark represented Anritsu Infivis Inc. in a 61,627-square-foot industrial lease at Elk Grove Technology Park’s 701 Innovation Dr. in Elk Grove Village, IL. Newmark managing director David Creiner, in cooperation with senior managing director Corey B. Chase, negotiated for the tenant.

Anritsu Infivis Inc. is an industry-leading supplier of advanced product inspection and foreign material detection equipment installed on food and pharmaceutical production lines globally. The new regional headquarters will offer expanded demonstration facilities and improved employee workspaces.

“There were several promising options in the O’Hare marketplace for Anritsu’s space considerations; however, they gravitated towards the Elk Grove Technology Park given the park’s location, amenities, image and fantastic terms that were provided by ownership,” said Corey.

A CBRE team of SVP Mike Sedjo, first VPs John Hamilton and Jack Brennan and associate Ben Dickey represented the park’s ownership, Brennan Investment Group.

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