James D. Bremner
Prior to Bremner & Wiley, Jim was a partner and President of a commercial real estate firm, Revel Companies.
They offered a full range of commercial real estate services including office, retail, and industrial leasing
and brokerage; and property management services for apartment complexes, office, retail, and industrial
properties.
1989: Bremner & Wiley, Inc.
Jim Bremner–our current day president, founder & CEO–incorporated Bremner & Wiley with partner Mike
Wiley and began focusing on healthcare real estate development
Under his guidance, Bremner & Wiley has become one of the leading healthcare facility development and
management companies in the Midwest. Jim has been actively involved in developing numerous real estate
projects since 1981. Since 1998, he has developed over $120,000,000 in healthcare facilities.
Healthcare Development Highlights are: St. Vincent’s Health - The Heart Center of Indiana; Sisters of St.
Francis - St. Francis Hospital; Clarian Health - 9 Facilities; Orthopaedics Indianapolis; Witham Hospital;
Health Care Property Investors.
2004-2017: Bremner Healthcare Real Estate + Duke Realty Corporation
December 19, 2005 - Duke, Bremner pairing bearing fruit for both companies: Venture surpasses goals with $100
million in projects
A year after forming a joint venture to pursue health care development, Duke Realty Corp. and Bremner Healthcare
Real Estate are preparing to storm the Southeast, one of Duke’s stronghold markets, by opening offices in Atlanta
and Miami, and by bringing on a new partner.
Announced last December, Duke’s and Bremner’s joint venture this year locked up $100 million worth of projects,
ranging from a medical office building on Michigan Road in Hamilton County to an outpatient hospital in Summit,
N.J., near Newark.... Indianapolis Business Journal
2007 - Feb 1 - Duke Realty Corp : Duke Realty Closes on Acquisition of Bremner Healthcare Real Estate
Duke Realty acquired Mr. Bremner’s 21-year-old company, Bremner Healthcare Real Estate, in February 2007. Mr.
Bremner then became president of Duke Realty’s healthcare group. He took an early retirement offer after about
eight years with Duke Realty and left the firm in June 2015
2017: Bremner Real Estate This brings us to present day: Bremner had an amicable split with Duke Realty, as Duke decided
to place its focus on the industrial real estate market.
Jim Bremner has reunited with two former Duke Realty (NYSE; DRE) colleagues, Bill Mooney and Ron Penix, to form Bremner
Real Estate. The new Indianapolis based HRE development firm opened for business in early July.
His educational background: Asset Management Education Purdue University – 1977 / B.S. in Management.
Professional Affiliations American College of Healthcare Executives
He is on the Board of directors of: Park Tudor School/Board Member 2006-2007 Vice President; Monroe
Bancorp the Bloomington-based holding company of Monroe Bank/Director since 2004; Denison, Inc.;
Educational Choice Charitable Trust of Indianaplois and The Cardiovascular Education Foundation of
Indiana.