BurkHill Real Estate, LLC is a private real estate investment fund founded by industry veterans Mark Burkhart and Paul Hilton.

With over 75 years of combined experience, Mark and Paul are responsible for identifying investment opportunities and establishing short and long-term strategies for each asset. They also oversee the property management and leasing teams to ensure the strategy is being properly implemented. 

BurkHill’s most recent acquisition is an iconic, 18-property Chesterfield portfolio representing one of the largest St. Louis real estate transactions in recent history exceeding an overall investment of over $100 million.


 
 

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BurkHill attracts new tenants to Chesterfield office development after $100M investment

Amid a challenging office market, BurkHill Real Estate has signed 23 new tenants and has about 10 more deals pending for its 15-property portfolio in Chesterfield. 

The deals come as office vacancy in the St. Louis market grew 2 percentage points to 14.1% in the fourth quarter of 2020, compared to the fourth quarter in 2019. In west St. Louis County, office vacancy grew from 11.6% to 14% year over year, according to the latest research from Cushman & Wakefield. 

Private real estate investment fund BurkHill wrapped up a $12 million renovation of the portfolio that it acquired from Sachs Properties in 2019 while many of its existing tenants had employees work from home during the pandemic. The firm's total investment in the 860,000-square-foot portfolio, near Interstate 64 and Clarkson Road, was more than $100 million, including the acquisition price and renovation. Capital improvements include new amenities such as food services, lounges, conferencing facilities, fitness centers and HVAC systems. 

 
 
 
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BurkHill acquisition of Sachs Chesterfield Portfolio named #1 biggest commercial real estate deal of 2019 by St. Louis Business Journal

St. Louis’ 25 largest commercial real estate deals of 2019 had a combined volume of $796.3 million. Many of the transactions were in the west and northwest areas of the region, which has been growing rapidly over the past few years…