Blake Milburn

Director, Design And Construction at Marquee Development

Blake Milburn is an experienced professional in the design and construction industry, currently serving as the Director of Design and Construction at Marquee Development since September 2019. Prior roles include Director of Design and Construction at Hickory Street Capital, Senior Associate at CAA ICON, and Project Manager at Power Construction, where Blake also held the position of Assistant Project Manager. Earlier career positions include Assistant Project Manager and Project Engineer at Lend Lease, as well as internships at Pepper Construction Company and Beazer Homes. Blake Milburn holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Building Construction Management from Purdue University, obtained in 2007.

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Chicago, United States

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Marquee Development

We’re full-service real estate developers who specialize in mixed-use sports and entertainment districts—and the inspired visitor experiences that make them iconic. We proudly maximize the long-term value of every development we touch. Born from professional sports ownership, we leverage our expertise in team operations, real estate, hospitality and events to create world-class destinations adjacent to stadiums and cultural venues. We curate visitor journeys for the team, its fans and community. We integrate real estate and team operations, even serving as owner proxies to safeguard their priorities through the process. We’re committed to amplifying both a team’s brand and the brand of its district. We produce and promote ongoing programming that inspires visitors and locals alike to return, no matter the season. Marquee Development is best known as the driving force behind Chicago’s Gallagher Way, adjacent to the Cubs’ Wrigley Field. This destination now welcomes 850K+ visitors to programmed events annually. We can proudly say it will build value for both the team and its beloved surrounding neighborhood for years to come.