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Baird & Warner GroundBreaking Ceremony

 Noëllie Inard


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On Friday, December 2nd, Baird & Warner, Illinois more significant family-owned independent real estate services company broke ground on their new office. Situated at 1528 Aurora Ave., in Naperville Illinois, the office is built to house up to 500 Baird & Warner agents. This new office will be 15,000 square-foot and is designed to house all three of Baird & Warner’s business lines, brokerage, mortgage and title, under a single roof. This hub will offer both agents and clients the convenience of shopping in one place and will not only serve Naperville but also the surrounding communities. The new office will be overseas by the current manager of Bill & Weirder's current location, Bill Gill, and is being developed by RX Health & Science Trust and designed by OKW Architects.

The groundbreaking ceremony was attended by the Naperville Mayor Steve Chirico and the President and CEO of the Naperville Area Chamber of Commerce Kaylin Risvold among others leadership figures. During the ceremony, Gill stated, “This new state-of-the-art facility will provide our agents and staff with the space, technology and support structures needed to keep performing at the highest level, as well as accommodate new agents joining Baird & Warner as we continue to grow. I applaud Steve Baird for this commitment to the Naperville market and positioning our teams for long-term success.” The new office is expected to be open by December 2023 and will offer a more convenient experience to Braid & Warner’s clients.

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