MIAMI—Built in 1972 and fully rebuilt in 1999, Airside Fort Lauderdale is a cross-dock industrial facility is filling up. Find out why.

WASHINGTON, DC-The REIT is selling its 24-asset portfolio to two separate buyers, with Blackstone picking up the vast majority.

NEW YORK CITY-A webcast by Marcus & Millichap painted a vibrantly healthy picture for the sister sectors.

SAN FRANCISCO—Eight Class-A Properties to be acquired through sale of NPR. Prologis will retain at least 15% ownership.

CLEVELAND—A pair of developers continue their efforts to remake unused Ohio properties.

MESA, AZ-In this update about the $77M sale of Broadway 101, Cassidy Turley's Bob Buckley says the 808,000-square-foot industrial property attracted 150 queries, 21 offers and a final face-off between four groups.

CHICAGO—The deal sets the property owner up to sell off products once the industrial market heals.

WATERSOUND, FL-Developer The St. Joe Company reports it has inked a Letter of Intent with Cottondale, FL-based Green Circle Bio Energy Inc. on several projects in the Northwest region of the state.

MESA, AZ-Cassidy Turley brokers the sale of the 808,000-sf industrial development between buyer Industrial Income Trust and seller Lincoln Property Co.

CHICAGO—The advent of cloud computing and other technologies has helped make data centers a new real estate niche.

SAN ANTONIO-Houston-based National Property Holdings begins work on 22,000 linear feet of track in its 400-acre business park, specifically geared toward companies involved with the Eagle Ford Shale play.

HOUSTON-Forman and Kaleel arrange lease of 150,000 square feet to industrial user. Levey Group's complex at 6501 Navigation Blvd. now totals more than 300,000 square feet.

CHARLOTTE, NC—Since establishing our presence in Raleigh-Durham in October 2012, Avison Young has been working on expanding into Charlotte. Find out why.

SAN DIEGO-Transactions were stronger than expected in Q1, according to JLL Capital Markets, which revealed preliminary numbers to GlobeSt.com exclusively in time for ULI’s spring meeting here.

MINNEAPOLIS—The economic revival has arrived in the Twin Cities, and developers have begun taking chances.

CHICAGO—The submarket has been attracting a lot of attention from companies looking to provide services to the downtown’s thousands of new residents.

Vienna, VA-The resulting rise in demand for industrial facilities is causing a jump in net absorption rates across the country as retailers respond to the latest shopping trends, says Transwestern’s Deringer.

INDIAN WELLS, CA-The relationship between landlords and tenants is changing and getting tougher, says Nora Hogan of Transwestern .

CHICAGO- Speculative warehouses have been rare in the western suburbs, but some developers have finally begun to take that leap of faith.

MIAMI—Eight brokers left Flagler to open up a new office for Avision Young in Ft. Lauderdale last October. Eight months later, what does Avison look like in South Florida?