Real Estate Development Projects

920 will allow MCM to provide parking and a leasing office for WBF II as well as near and long-term (re)development opportunities in a transforming neighborhood.

Located in Pittsburgh, PA, the Service Building is part of an 11-building industrial complex developed by H.J. Heinz.

Rather than relocate to the suburbs, MCM Company, Inc. and Hermes Sports & Events of Cleveland purchased the former Our Lady of Mercy Church property in 2014 with the purpose of redeveloping the 30,600 SF complex as their business headquarters.

The mid-century modern building designed by Perkins & Wills will be transformed into co-working and private office space to support start-up, local, and minority firms adjacent to Bronzeville, an historic epicenter of African American entrepreneurialism on Chicago's Southside.

WBF II will restore the former Cooper Trade & Holding Company. Combined with WBF I, the development has the size to be a catalyst to spur future developments in an area with a large building stock of warehouses that can be transformed to higher and better use.

West Bottom Flats (“WBF”) is the conversion of five historic manufacturing buildings into market-rate apartments, retail, and structured and surface parking spaces in the West Bottoms neighborhood of Kansas City, MO.