

Development Projects
Residential Development - Dallas , TX
- Multi family Townhouse – 24 Units
- Single Family Development
Residential Development - Milwaukee , WI
- Mix use Development - 38 Townhouse & 5 Retails
Managing Partners
Our Some Investments
Choose MarQi Co. for Investment Services that prioritize your success and secure your financial future. Contact us today to discuss your investment goals and explore how our team can assist you in making sound investment decisions that align with your long-term objectives.
Commercial Real Estate Investment in Chicago, Rockford and Milwaukee
MarQi Co. invests in and advises on commercial real estate in the greater Chicago area and Rockford, Illinois and in Milwaukee and Waukesha County, Wisconsin. Our own holdings - retail centers, single-tenant net lease buildings and commercial space in Elk Grove Village, Pewaukee, West Allis, Milwaukee and Rockford - are underwritten with the same model we use for clients.
Investors working in the Chicago and Milwaukee markets come to us for acquisition screening, cash-flow and cap-rate analysis, repositioning plans and exit timing. Because we manage what we underwrite, the operating assumptions in our models are the ones our own teams have to live with.
Investment FAQs
What does MarQi Co. invest in?
Residential and mixed-use development alongside commercial real estate, plus operating ventures in stone distribution, cabinet distribution and window treatment manufacturing.
Where are your development projects?
Residential development in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and Dallas, Texas, including multi-family townhouse and mixed-use schemes.
Can I invest alongside MarQi Co.?
Send a service request or email [email protected] with what you are looking for and our team will come back to you.
What is a good cap rate for commercial property?
There is no single good cap rate - it is set by market, asset class, tenant credit and lease term. A single-tenant net lease building with a national tenant and ten years remaining trades at a lower cap rate than a multi-tenant strip center with rollover risk, because the buyer is paying for certainty. The useful question is whether the cap rate is right for that asset's risk in that submarket today.
How do I calculate the value of a commercial property?
The income approach is the working method: take net operating income - gross income less operating expenses, before debt service - and divide by the market capitalization rate for comparable assets. Two things decide whether the answer is real: whether the NOI is clean of one-time items, and whether the cap rate comes from genuinely comparable recent sales.
How do I invest in commercial real estate in Chicago?
Start with the submarket rather than the city: Elk Grove Village industrial, suburban retail corridors and Rockford each behave differently. Underwrite the rent roll and lease expirations before the building, check real operating expense history rather than a pro forma, and confirm what the property tax will be after sale - reassessment on transfer is where Illinois deals commonly lose their margin.
