by Hal C. Ball, SIOR | Jul 30, 2026 | Buyer Representation, Hal C. Ball, News, Peter Newton, Real estate exit phase, Real estate growth, Seller Representation
For more than 25 years, Hilliker Corporation has had the privilege of working alongside the Archdiocese of St. Louis, helping facilitate the sale and acquisition of more than 30 properties throughout the region. Over the past six years, Tom Du Bois has been our...
by Hal C. Ball, SIOR | Jul 9, 2026 | Hal C. Ball, News, Real estate exit phase, Real estate growth, Seller Representation
Hal Ball traded in his sportcoat for a karate Gi as he joined Tim Golby to celebrate his retirement from running Tracy’s Karate’s longtime Kirkwood location. Found in 1969, Tracy’s Karate has spent decades teaching discipline, confidence, and...
by Hal C. Ball, SIOR | Apr 6, 2026 | Buyer Representation, Hal C. Ball, News, Real estate growth, Seller Representation, Tenant Representation, Videos
After more than a decade as a tenant at 8534 Watson Road, Scott Phillips, owner of Food Service Consultants, made the decision to take the next step transitioning from leasing to ownership. As the company continued to grow, it became clear that securing long-term...
by Hilliker Corporation | Mar 26, 2026 | Hal C. Ball, News, Powell Kalish, Real estate exit phase, Real estate growth
Solution to complex lease challenge leaves St. Louis-area space better off Exiting a long-term lease in Earth City, Missouri, was necessary for Nutra-Med Packaging, but it required a strategic solution. Four critical moving parts made for a challenging lease...
by Hal C. Ball, SIOR | Mar 10, 2026 | Hal C. Ball, News, Paul Redel, Real estate exit phase, Real estate growth, Real estate startup
Hilliker Corporation is pleased to announce the successful sale of a 36,000 SF three-tenant industrial investment property located at 1581–1599 Fenpark Drive in Fenton, Missouri. Our team represented the seller in acquiring the property in 2019. We assisted with...
by Hal C. Ball, SIOR | Feb 23, 2026 | Buyer Representation, Hal C. Ball, Paul Redel, Real estate growth, Seller Representation
Adaptive reuse and a thoughtful leasing strategy can unlock value in assets that don’t fit a traditional mold. That approach proved successful for a uniquely configured building, 200 Enchanted Parkway, originally developed as a racquetball facility and later partially...
