United Real Estate Grand Opening

United Real Estate Chicago celebrated its grand opening in Oak Brook with a ribbon cutting ceremony. The Greater Oak Brook Chamber of Commerce and Oak Brook Village President, Larry Herman was in attendance among special guests.

United Real Estate Chicago celebrated its Grand Opening last month at 1600 W.16th Street in Oak Brook. The event was hosted by Rick Williams, Designated Managing Broker, along with Rick Haase, President of United Real Estate, and Leigh Ann Brogan, Director of Strategic Project Management.

Over 270 friends and surrounding agents were greeted by 50 staff members and agents. The Greater Oak Brook Chamber of Commerce and its President, David Carlin, highlighted the event with a ribbon-cutting ceremony. Oak Brook President Larry Herman welcomed United Real Estate Chicago and congratulated the company with event sponsors John Noldan from Guaranteed Rate along with Chicagoland Property Law.

Flavah-Elmhurst catered for the ceremony, and Blackberry Market donated desserts. Pinstripes Oak Brook and Maggie Ward Farmers Insurance donated gift baskets and raffle items. Neighorhood Loans captured the excitement in video to share the event with attendees.

“It was great to see the community and so many business professionals come out to support our new location,” said Williams. “United Real Estate Chicago looks forward to serving our wonderful customers from our state-of-the-art facility in Oak Brook.”
Chris Scherrer, Designated Managing Broker, and Valerie Scherrer, owner from the Indianapolis were also in attendance.

Williams told Hinsdale Magazine Group the facility will foster creativity, collaboration and innovation for the benefit of its clients, team members, and partners.

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