Paragon Real Estate, LLC

Based in Oakbrook, Illinois, Paragon delivers a pattern of excellence nationwide through its entrepreneurial structure, abundant capital, open book policy and vast experience. Paragon develops, acquires and manages retail, industrial and healthcare properties throughout the United States. The management team’s extensive background in development and acquisitions make Paragon an ideal partner. Collectively, Paragon’s management team has developed, financed and acquired over 100 real estate transactions, including several multi-unit retail concepts under 15,000 square feet. As a well-capitalized, privately held firm, Paragon swiftly delivers results for its clients, whether they are large corporations, start-ups, brokers, lenders or property owners. This entrepreneurial approach guarantees straightforward, creative deal making, focused on fiscal responsibility. Paragon’s corporate build-to-suit development program enables retail, industrial and healthcare clients to expand their businesses without committing the resources or the capital for land and construction costs. Paragon’s acquisition services unite capital, experience and relationships in the purchase of industrial properties ranging from $1 million to $12 million in primary and secondary markets throughout the United States. Through the sale-leaseback program, Paragon works closely with clients to understand their corporate strategic objectives, help them reduce operating costs, maximize proceeds from property assets, minimize taxes on gain, give them operating control and flexibility, and reduce real estate risk. Paragon’s abundant capital, entrepreneurial structure, lending relationships and clean balance sheet heavily influence project execution. An abundant capital supply secures competitive lease rates and fast-tracks the development cycle. A private, entrepreneurial structure allows for quick decision-making and action. Long-term lending and banking relationships ensures access to cost-effective capital. And, Paragon’s clean balance sheet and internally funded equity mean quick closings and the ability to underwrite deals that others deem too risky.