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April 2004, The Business Journal
Winner: Best in Real Estate, Institutional/Cultural: The New Guthrie Theater
Keewaydin helped The Guthrie from start to finish on this fine arts project that was completed on time, on budget.
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2003, Twin Cities Metro Report
Keewaydin featured as a leading real estate advisor on the riverfront. “Keewaydin has brought a corporate communications agency, a private philanthropic organization, and one of the nation’s premier cultural institutions each to a new riverfront home…”
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July 2003, The Business Journal
Shannon Reilly named as one of the top corporate real estate deal makers.
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March 2003, Minnesota Real Estate Journal
The arts industry, especially in Minnesota, has in the past and will continue in the future to prove itself a fundamental contributor to our economy, not only through the jobs it sustains but also in the economic activity generated by arts organizations.
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April 2002, The Business Journal
Winner: Best in Real Estate, Office: River Parkway Place. Shannon represented Padilla Speer Beardsley in the only office development to break ground in the Minneapolis CBD in 2002.
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April 2002, The Business Journal
Winner: Best in Real Estate, Sublease: General Mills sublease to Fredrickson & Byron, Pillsbury Center. Peter Kitchak represented Fredrickson in a sublease that leveraged the merger of General Mills and Pillsbury to both parties advantage.
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March 2002, Minnesota Real Estate Journal
“Take a look into the office of Shannon Reilly, and you will see that she is a woman with drive and determination,” writes reporter Wendi Wheeler, “You’ll also see awards and other symbols of appreciation given to her by satisfied clients, because Reilly’s drive translates into success for her clients…”
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February 2000, The Business Journal
“The conference room at The Keewaydin Group in the IDS Center features a panoramic view of downtown Minneapolis,” writes reporter Jonathan Kalstrom, “It is part of a larger view that Peter Kitchak knows well from his 25-plus years in the downtown commercial real-estate market...”
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