INDIANAPOLIS—The move comes just one day after Resource Commercial Real Estate, also in Indianapolis, ended its affiliation with Colliers.

CHICAGO—The use of cement will continue to increase, but a few rough patches in 2015, especially the decline seen in energy-dependent areas, has cut into the rate of growth.

INDIANAPOLIS—Mergers have become quite common in the world of commercial real estate, but Indy's Resource says it's time to strike out on its own.

CHICAGO—John McLinden of Centrum Partners says that his company, one of the most active TOD developers, acquired a lot of sites ahead of time, but with land prices going up, new deals will be difficult.

DETROIT—The downtown has seen a lot of development, and now the neighborhoods will see some investment.

CHICAGO—Google helped change a gritty industrial neighborhood west of the Loop into a high-tech office market, and the transformation of the Finkl steel site could do the same for the area around Goose Island.

CHICAGO—The year began with a name change, and ends with a new CFO.

CHICAGO—The German medical technology firm, has a new space suburban Westchester and has expanded its presence in Chicago by occupying space in the iconic Wrigley Building.