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Making Your Small Place Feel Like A Big Space
Business leader Ben Creamer received his B.A. from Saint Norbert College and graduated from the University of Wisconsin Law School. After law school, he worked as an attorney and counseled sophisticated real estate clients with the law firm Mayer Brown LLP. Creamer’s passion is in real estate business, as his father was a real estate developer and broker for more than 50 years. This family tradition sparked Creamer to co-found Downtown Apartment Company (DAC) in 2009 — a provider of Chicago rental properties. DAC’s mission is to help clients find downtown Chicago apartments in the Loop and surrounding neighborhoods.
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