2019 Digital Advertising Rates: E-Newsletter MEDIA KIT

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1 2019 Digital Advertising Rates: E-Newsletter MEDIA KIT

2 2019 Readership Established Presence: Now in its 34th year of publishing, Midwest Real Estate News is the region s leader in commercial real estate coverage. Every other month, thousands of industry professionals working in 14 states in the center of the country rely on Midwest Real Estate News for news, information, trends and market analysis. We also provide human-interest pieces and engaging stories peeling back the layers of industry segments. COVERING THE MIDWEST COMMERCIAL NEWS THAT MATTERS TO YOU Builders, Developers & Owners Each issue, Midwest Real Estate News brings you in-depth feature stories that cover the issues that matter to you. The magazine also runs several regular departments in every issue: Broker Profiles: A look at a successful commercial real estate broker, highlighting the reasons for the broker s success. Services, Government & Associations Financing & Investment Brokerages Corporations Company Profiles: An in-depth look at the top commercial real estate firms in the Midwest, and an analysis of their biggest deals. Developer Profiles: What does it take to succeed in the competitive commercial real estate industry? Developer Profile examines the careers of successful commercial developers to find out. State Focus: A close look at the retail, office, industrial and multi-family markets in a specific Midwestern state. Metro Focus: We highlight a different metropolitan area each issue. We apply a magnifying glass to individual markets from big to small in the Midwest, focusing on both the strengths of the commercial industry in these cities and the challenges they face. Midwest s Metro Focus gives you the story behind local projects, developments, economic development and trends. Who do we reach? (Total qualified circulation: 16,500) States We Cover: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Kansas, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska, North Dakota, Ohio, South Dakota, Tennessee & Wisconsin. Features: Unique story angles and in-depth reporting by Midwest s editors make our features a must-read for the commercial real estate industry. With Midwest, the latest trends and developments are at your fingertips. Weekly E-Newsletter: Every Tuesday & Thursday, Midwest Real Estate News sends its weekly E-Newsletter to more than 28,000 subscribers. The E-Newsletter is filled with the latest breaking news, industry profiles and company announcements. News Briefs: Our Briefs sections highlight the deals and dealmakers that make the commercial real estate industry such a vibrant business.

3 2019 Editorial Calendar Editorial Contributions to MREN our editor, Dan Rafter, at with industry news and trends; new hires or promotions; sales and leases, and upcoming events. In addition to appearing in print, news will also appear at and will be distributed via broadcast every Tuesday and Thursday. For byline article submission and direction please contact the editor prior to writing the article. All articles must be exclusive to MREN. All art and photography attachments should be 300 dpi pdf or jpg files (see advertising specifications). Editorial attachments are preferred as Word documents. Please do not embed photos in copy. Deadline for bylined articles: 2nd Friday of the month for consideration in following month s edition. For editorial direction, please contact: Dan Rafter, editor, p , drafter@sbcglobal.net ISSUE METRO FOCUS STATE FOCUS FEATURES DIRECTORIES AD CLOSE/ ART DUE SPECIAL SUPPLEMENTS FEB/MAR Milwaukee/Madison, Western Michigan, Suburban Chicago Minnesota, Missouri Legal Issues, Construction, Multi-Family Finance Architecture/ Design-Build Firms, Asset/ Prop. Mgmt., Developers, Multifamily Finance 3/1 APR/MAY Cleveland, Detroit Kentucky, Indiana, Tennessee Industrial Review, Property/Asset Management, Medical Office, Healthcare & Senior Facilites, Multi-Family Brokerage Firms, Law Firms/RE Attorneys, Project/ Construction Mgmt. Firms 5/3 Attorneys in Commercial Real Estate JUN/JUL St. Louis, Kansas City, Columbus Iowa, Kansas Retail, CRE Finance, REITs, NNN Lease Asset/Property Mgmt. Firms, Construction Cos./General Contractors, Finance Firms 7/5 Best of the Best AUG/SEPT Omaha, Chicago, Louisville, Lexington Ohio, Wisconsin Multi-Family Finance, Construction Overview, Economic Development, Legal Issues Architecture/ Design-Build Firms, Brokerage Firms, Developers, EDCs, Law Firms/ RE Attorneys 9/6 OCT/NOV Minneapolis, St. Paul, Indianapolis, Nashville, Wichita Nebraska, Illinois Retail, Finance, Healtchare Development + Finance, Multi- Family Asset/Property Mgmt. Firms, Construction Cos./General Contractors, Multifamily Finance Firms 11/1 Women in Commercial Real Estate DEC/JAN Cincinnati, Dayton, St. Louis Michigan, Indiana Construction, Legal Issues, Finance, Year in Review Annual Resource Guide 12/6 Hall of Fame

4 2019 Print Advertising Rates WIDTH X HEIGHT 1X (Net Rates) 3X (Net Rates) 6X (Net Rates) Full Page x 13 $4,335 $3,520 $3,245 Junior Page $3,160 $2,555 $2, x 10 Half Page $2,845 $2,305 $1, x Third Page x $2,000 $1,635 $1, x x Quarter Page $1,635 $1,355 $1, x Cover Page $4,560 $3,730 $3,470 AD SUBMISSION GUIDELINES ACCEPTABLE MATERIALS Print-optimized/high-resolution PDF. Files must be 300 dpi. Acceptable formats: EPS, TIF, PDF and JPG (300 dpi). SHORT RATES AND REBATES Advertisers will be short-rated, if, within a 12-month period from date of first insertion, they do not use the amount of space upon which their billings have been based. Advertisers will be rebated, if, within a 12-month period from date of first insertion, they have used sufficient additional space to warrant a lower rate than that at which they have been billed. AGENCY COMMISSION 15% of the gross billing allowed to recognized advertising agencies on display space, color, bleed and position only, provided account is paid within 30 days of invoice date. Bills are dated the day copies are mailed. Commission not allowed on charges other than those specified above. Advertiser s material must adhere to acceptable materials specifications (see Acceptable materials) to qualify for agency commission. TERMS OF SALE A. Net 30 days from date of invoice. B. All advertisements are acceptable and published entirely on the representation that the agency and/or advertiser are properly authorized to publish the entire contents and subject matter thereof. It is understood that, in consideration of the publication of advertisements, the advertiser and/or agency will indemnify and hold the publisher harmless from and against any claims or suits for libel, violation of rights of privacy, plagiarism, trademark and copyright infringements, and other claims based on the contents or subject matter of such publication. The publisher reserves the right to reject any and all advertising which he/she feels is not in keeping with the publication s standards, policies and principles. C. Any deliberate attempt to simulate Midwest Real Estate News format is not permitted and the publisher reserves the right to add the word advertisement at the top and/or bottom of, or anywhere within the page, that in the publisher s sole judgement, too closely resembles editorial pages of the publication. D. Cancellations accepted only before final date for reservation. E. The publisher will not be bound by any conditions, printed or otherwise appearing on any order blank, insertion order or contract when they conflict with the terms or conditions of this rate card, or any amendment thereof. F. The publisher shall not be subject to any liability whatsoever for any failure to publish or circulate all or any part of the issue or issues due to strikes, work stoppages, accidents, fires, acts of God or any circumstance not within control of the publisher. The publisher is not responsible for the accuracy of any corrections or changes made to any advertiser s materials.

5 2019 Digital Advertising Rates: Website 87,695 PAGEVIEWS/MONTH 60,046 SESSIONS/MONTH 48,777 USERS/MONTH TOP HORIZONTAL BANNER Dimensions: 728 pixels (w) x 90 pixels (h) - Desktop 320 pixels (w) x 50 pixels (h) - Mobile $1,288 per month BOX BANNER Dimensions: 300 pixels (w) x 250 pixels (h) $1,004 per month PREMIUM POSITION: TOP Side Banner (Add 10% Surchage)

6 2019 Digital Advertising Rates: E-Newsletter TOP HORIZONTAL BANNER Dimensions: 728 pixels (w) x 90 pixels (h) - Desktop 320 pixels (w) x 50 pixels (h) - Mobile $773 per e-newsletter BOX BANNER Dimensions: 300 pixels (w) x 250 pixels (h) $515 per e-newsletter INCREASE MORE SAVINGS 2-4x Horizontal Banner 5+ Horizontal Banner 2-4x Box Banner 5+ Box Banner $515 per e-newsletter $412 per e-newsletter $412 per e-newsletter $361 per e-newsletter SUBMISSION GUIDELINES For E-Newsletters, creative must be submitted as a JPEG or PNG format with a resolution of 96 DPI (pixels/dots per inch) at actual size (see above for banner dimensions). We will NOT except PDF files or Microsoft Word documents. For Website, All banner file submissions should be in JPEG, PNG or GIF format and have a resolution of 96 DPI (pixels/dots per inch). Contact your sales representative for file information regarding video submissions (HTML5 only). For Dedicated Spotlight blasts, all file submissions must be HTML or JPEG with designated link.

7 2019 Digital Advertising Rates: Spotlight Blast/Sponsored Content DEDICATED SPOTLIGHT BLAST Our Dedicated Spotlight blast reaches approximately 28,000 esubscribers per blast. SAMPLE Client provides: Subject line, HTML or JPEG with designated link. 1-2x 3-4x 5+ $1,030 per blast $773 per blast $670 per blast CUSTOM, SPONSORED CONTENT SAMPLE Sponsored Content will position you and your firm as leaders in the industry. Your article will be featured on our website and E-Newletters. Your headline will link to your full story and will be read by REJournals subscribers. Your article s subject may include: New hire profiles Employee/Executive Profile Expert on a topic Highlights on a recent deal or development Interested? Here s how this works: 1. Send us your 250- to 750 word article and photo(s) 2. We ll review and send you a proof 3. Once approved, we ll schedule for publication

8 2019 Directory Listing Opportunities MINNESOTA MISSOURI NEBRASKA OHIO TENNESSEE WISCONSIN SEPTEMBER 2018 VOLUME 31 ISSUE 5 MINNESOTA MISSOURI NEBRASKA OHIO TENNESSEE WISCONSIN THE DAKOTAS ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY MICHIGAN Downtown surge, tight industrial market and steady office sector powering Omaha By Dan Rafter, Editor A new Marriott hotel recently opened in Omaha s Capitol District. SEPTEMBER 2017 VOLUME30 ISSUE17 Directories begin on page 31: BROKERAGE FIRMS DEVELOPERS LAW FIRMS PROJECT/CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT MIDWEST FEATURE A smart city, and a massive tourist attraction, rises in the heart of the Midwest The first sports and entertainment smart city is taking shape now, and it s rising firmly in the heart of the Midwest. Johnson Controls and Hall of Fame Village LLC -- a partnership between the Pro Football Hall of Fame and Industrial Realty Group -- are working together to create the Johnson Controls Hall of Fame Village in Canton, Ohio. The Pro Football Hall of Fame has long been a fairly sleepy museum. The changes coming to the site, though, will change that. The expansion project comes with a $700 million price tag, and will include 10 major venues. According to press from the Pro Football Hall of Fame, the goal here is to create the most inspiring place on Earth. Yes, that is a lofty goal. The backbone of the project is the creation of what Johnson Controls is calling a smart city. This means that all of the building systems throughout the expanded campus will be controlled through advanced data and analytics. For instance, visitors to the new Hall of Fame Village will get wearable technology that tells them when lines might be shorter at different venues. Family members can also use the wearables to monitor the location of one another if they decide to separate into By Dan Rafter, Editor OMAHA (continued on page 12) Two blocks in downtown Omaha that The development, located between 10th and 12th once held nothing more exciting than streets just north of Capitol Avenue, should provide yet another boost to downtown Omaha. That s parking spaces are now blossoming, with a new hotel and apartment building serving as bookends to the city s of the most resilient Midwest hubs, with a commer- good news, considering the city itself remains one latest mixed-use project, the Capitol District. cial real estate market that, though it has its ups and downs, rarely sees big drops in activity. When complete, the Capitol District mixed-use project will inlcude 90,000 square feet of retail and The brokers doing business here say that Omaha s restaurant space and 20,000 square feet of office stready streak of solid commercial sales, leases uses between the already completed Omaha Marriott Downtown, a 333-room full-service hotel, and moves toward the winter months. And they expect and new developments is only continuing as 2017 the 218-unit Capitol District Apartments. developments such as the Capitol District to stretch this streak further, into 2018 and beyond. THE DAKOTAS ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY MICHIGAN groups. This is an ambitous project, and isn t slated for completion until That s an important date; it coincides with the NFL s 100th anniversary. The Hall of Fame Village, once done, will include the Tom Benson Hall of Fame Stadium, home of the annual Hall of Fame preseason game that unofficially kicks off every NFL HALL OF FAME (continued on page 24) Directories begin on page 40: ARCHITECTS/DESIGN-BUILD FIRMS BROKERAGE FIRMS CONSTRUCTION/PROJECT MANAGEMENT DEVELOPERS LAW FIRMS The secret to retail success? It s all about offering experiences By Dan Rafter, Editor Shake Shack continues to thrive, largely because people can t find their burgers and shakes anywhere else. Live in the Chicago neighborhoods of Wrigleyville or Lincoln Park? You ll soon have the chance to scale 55-foot climbing walls, stretch your muscles in yoga classes and build your strength with free weights all in the same building. That s when Planet Granite Climbing, Yoga and Fitness opens new gyms in these neighborhoods in just one more example of retailers offering experiences to attract consumers. Experiential real estate is more than a trend. It s a way for physical retailers to survive in a world increasingly dominated by Amazon and ecommerce. The concept is simple: If retailers can offer consumers something they can t buy online, they just might be able to survive with brick-and-mortar locations. And scaling massive climbing walls? That s an experience consumers can t order from Amazon. SELLING EXPERIENCES Robert Cohen, chief executive officer of Planet Granite and Earth Treks, said that the new climbing gyms will be open in both Wrigleyville and Lincoln Park in late The Wrigley Field-area location at 1111 W. Addison St. will feature three floors and 40,000 square feet of bouldering, yoga and fitness equipment. The gym in Lincoln Park, at 1450 Dayton St., will also feature 40,000 square feet of climbing and bouldering activities. EXPERIENCES (continued on page 26) GE Aviation in LaFayette, Indiana. Investors looking for net lease properties received Group reported a decline of 9.77 percent in this sector. a gift during the second quarter of this year: The number of these properties hitting the market Overall, though, the total number of net lease properties for sale in the second quarter increased 11 soared. percent. This was especially good timing for REJournals fourth annual Net Lease Summit, held July 26 at the University Club of Chicago at 76 E. Monroe St. in downtown a featured speaker at the Net Lease Summit, said that Randy Blankstein, president of The Boulder Group and Chicago. The conference brought together the biggest the increase in supply was the most noteworthy result names in the net lease, sale leaseback and 1031 exchange markets. from his company s report. When supply increases, there is a reason behind it, The number of net lease properties now for sale was Blankstein said. Most people think that interest rates a big topic during the summit. Wilmette, Illinois-based are going to go up. Cap rates won t be that far behind The Boulder Group, in its Second Quarter National Net them. Sellers are looking to sell their assets before Lease Report, said that the number of net lease retail cap rates increase even further. properties for sale increased more than 13.6 percent in the second quarter. In all, there were 4,216 net lease Blankstein said that this increased supply, then, is an retail properties on the market across the nation. early indicator that cap rates in the net lease space will rise. The news was similar for the office sector: Net lease office properties for sale increased 12.1 percent to 538 They won t necessarily go that much higher, but they properties. certainly will be higher by the end of the year, Blankstein said. Only in the industrial sector did the number of net lease properties on the market take a dip. The Boulder David Piasecki, chief investment officer with ElmTree CITY WATCH The good news in Wisconsin: Milwaukee s boom times stretching across all of the state s southeast region By Dan Rafter, Editor It s not just downtown Milwaukee that s seeing a boom in commercial real estate leases, sales and development, it s all of the city and suburbs. Not only that, all of Southeastern Wisconsin is firmly in boom mode today when it comes to commercial real estate activity. That s the good news from Deborah Tomczyk, shareholder and chair of the real estate department with the Milwaukee office of law firm Reinhart Boerner Van Deuren. And she s not the only real estate pro in the region who feels this way. The brokers doing business here agree: Milwaukee and its surrounding communities are in the middle of a commercial real estate expansion. MINNESOTA MISSOURI NEBRASKA OHIO TENNESSEE WISCONSIN THE DAKOTAS ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY MICHIGAN Supply of net lease properties on the rise? Blame the threat of rising cap rates By Dan Rafter, Editor NET LEASE (continued on page 10) It s not just industrial: Louisville s entire CRE market surging By Dan Rafter, Editor Louisville s strong industrial real estate market isn t news today. It s been booming for several years now. But what about the city s other sectors, its office, retail and multifamily markets? Here s some good news: These sectors are all showing strength, too. Louisville s entire commercial real estate market, it seems, is in growth mode. And the best news? The Louisville area is showing no signs of a commercial slowdown anytime soon. It s why the city ranks as one of the steadiest in the Midwest when it comes to sales, leasing and new development. AN INDUSTRIAL BOOM The star sector, though, remains industrial. And the brokers working this market don t expect that to change anytime soon. CITY WATCH JULY VOLUME 31 ISSUE 4 Directories begin on page 25: ASSET/PROPERTY MANAGEMENT FIRMS CONSTRUCTION COMPANIES/GENERAL CONTRACTORS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS FINANCE COMPANIES And it s an expansion not set to slow anytime soon, they said. LOUISVILLE (continued on page 12) MILWAUKEE(continued on page 28) FEB/MAR ISSUE APR/MAY ISSUE JUN/JULY ISSUE AUG/SEPT ISSUE OCT/NOV ISSUE DEC/JAN ISSUE DUE 3/1 DUE 5/3 DUE 7/5 DUE 9/6 DUE 11/1 DUE 12/6 Architecture/Design- Build Firms Asset/Property Managment Firms Developers Multifamily Finance Brokerage Firms Law Firms/RE Attorneys Project/Construction Management Firms Asset/Property Management Firms Construction Cos./ General Contractors Finance Firms Architecture/Design- Build Firms Brokerage Firms Developers Economic Development Corporations Asset/Property Management Firms Construction Cos./ General Contractors Multifamily Finance Firms Annual Resource Guide Law Firms/RE Attorneys Directory Listing Details Each issue will feature directories that include a company logo, company contact info, key contacts, 35 word services provided, 35 word description. 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9 2019 Conference Schedule: Midwest CRE Conference Series RE journals M I D W E S T C R E C O N F E R E N C E S E R I E S 2019 Conference Schedule February - 3rd Annual Grand Rapids CRE Summit, Grand Rapids, MI March 3rd Annual Indianapolis CRE Summit, Indianapolis, IN April 5th Annual Columbus CRE Summit, Columbus, OH May - 5th Annual Detroit CRE Summit, Detroit, MI June 5th Annual Cleveland CRE Summit, Cleveland, OH July 5th Annual Net Lease Summit, Chicago, IL August 1st Annual Milwaukee CRE Summit, Milwaukee, WI September 4th Annual Louisville CRE Summit, Louisville, KY October 2nd Annual St. Louis CRE Summit, St. Louis, MI November 4th Annual Omaha CRE Summit, Omaha, NE

10 MINNESOTA MISSOURI NEBRASKA OHIO TENNESSEE WISCONSIN Special Sections & Supplements ATTORNEYS IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE (APRIL/MAY) We will Feature an annual attorney s photo directory. SALES DEADLINE: MARCH 27 OMAHA (APRIL/MAY) Omaha is thriving. Midwest Real Estate News finds out why in this special section. SALES DEADLINE: MARCH 27 THE DAKOTAS ILLINOIS INDIANA IOWA KANSAS KENTUCKY MICHIGAN b e s t o f BEST OF THE BEST (JUNE/JULY) Midwest Real Estate News showcases the top performers throughout the commercial real estate industry in its annual Best of the Best section. SALES DEADLINE: MAY 29 WOMEN IN COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE (OCTOBER/NOVEMBER) In October/November, we feature our annual Commercial Real Estate photo directory 2017 INWomen COMMERCIAL R E A L E S TAT E SALES DEADLINE: OCTOBER 31 HALL OF FAME (DECEMBER/JANUARY) In December/January, we ll highlight the several savvy veterans who ve made their mark on the commercial real estate industry in the Midwest Hall of Fame. SALES DEADLINE: NOVEMBER 27