Jacobs and Kovago of Glickman Kovago & Co. leases 6,350 s/f to VHB

Glickman Kovago & Co. brokered the lease for 6,350 s/f at Union Station to Vanasse Hangen Brustlin, Inc. (VHB). VHB provides transportation, land development, and environmental engineering and consulting services. Michael Jacobs and Peter Kovago, both principals at Glickman Kovago, represented Union Station. Kelleher & Sadowsky represented the tenant.

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