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Chicagoland Sunbelt announced today that Dennis Grzywinski, Senior Broker, completed the sale of a full service HVAC company.

Chicagoland Sunbelt was engaged by a Chicago based Property Management firm to represent them in the confidential sale of their business.

Dennis Grzywinski, completed the sale of a full service disaster restoration company that restores homes after disasters such as hurricanes, tornados, fires or floods.

Chicago, November 18, 2012 – Chicagoland Sunbelt ( www.chicagolandsunbelt.com) has announced that Senior Broker, Burt Evans, has completed the sale of a Marketing Distribution Firm located in the northern suburbs of Chicago.

Sun Acquisitions announces that they have been engaged as the exclusive intermediary in the sale of a high precision metal machining company.

This is the second limousine business Evans has represented and the second he has sold.

Chicagoland Sunbelt announced today that Dennis Grzywinski, Senior Broker, completed the sale of a full service HVAC company.

Chicagoland Sunbelt was engaged by a Chicago based Property Management firm to represent them in the confidential sale of their business.

Dennis Grzywinski, completed the sale of a full service disaster restoration company that restores homes after disasters such as hurricanes, tornados, fires or floods.

Chicago, November 18, 2012 – Chicagoland Sunbelt ( www.chicagolandsunbelt.com) has announced that Senior Broker, Burt Evans, has completed the sale of a Marketing Distribution Firm located in the northern suburbs of Chicago.

Sun Acquisitions announces that they have been engaged as the exclusive intermediary in the sale of a high precision metal machining company.

Baker completed the transaction in less than 7 months after presenting the sellers with 9 offers

This is the second limousine business Evans has represented and the second he has sold.

Chicagoland Sunbelt reported that Kent Baker, Senior Broker, facilitated the sale of US Adhesives, Inc. a well-known adhesives manufacturer in Chicago. This firm has been in constant operation for over 80 years and had an outstanding track record.

Grandle’s first sale was a pet grooming business in the northern suburbs of Chicago. Pet grooming and boarding accounts for $3.51 billion of revenue in the overall $48 billion pet industry market in the United States in 2010.

Peddle will work out of the River North office. He brings extensive experience in sales and operations.

Baker brings a wealth of experience working with small business owners. Baker will focus on helping business owners sell their businesses. As the Baby Boom retires the transfer of business ownership to a new generation is a growing market.

The sale was completed in less than seven months which is under the average time for a business to be on the market. Spas in the United States are a $12 billion dollar industry. Men account for 31% of spa clientele.

Cook was able to achieve this even in one of the most difficult years for business transactions. His representation of a property management firm was the deal that put him into the club.

For 2010, Cohen’s total transaction volume was over $3 million. Cohen was named to Sunbelt Business Broker Worldwide President’s Club as a result. Cohen was one of fifty brokers awarded this distinction worldwide in 2010.

Raabe successfully negotiated a business sale in the $10 billion dollar supplemental education industry. This is a franchise re-sale. Upon closing this deal, Raabe lists another tutoring franchise.

Beimfohr, CBI, brought numerous interested buyers to the table and successfully negotiated a sale for a Baby Boomer wanting to retire. Baby Boomers looking to retire is a growing phenomenon in business brokerage.

Burt Evans completes his sixth sale of a business in 2010.

Grandle brings several years of business expertise to the growing Chicagoland Sunbelt office.

Grzywinski brings years of construction and building management expertise to the growing Chicagoland Sunbelt office.

Despite a tough market for manufacturing, sale demonstrates that there are buyers interested in machine shops.

The transaction exemplifies the future of small business: Baby Boomers selling their businesses as they seek retirement and corporate refugees buying businesses to control their future.