CHICAGO—The aging of the US population will create a great deal of demand for new seniors' housing, but at last week's NIC Conference a group of experts said properly gauging that demand is more complex than it seems.

CHICAGO—Savills Studley represented the firm in its move from suburban Evanston, and says the West Loop and River North submarkets aren't necessarily the top destinations for tech companies like this.

CHICAGO—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, Daniel Fogarty of Conor Commercial, tells GlobeSt.com that rents are picking up in the northwest suburbs and supply of top class A industrial space remains scarce.

CHICAGO—At last week's NIC Conference, the former Fed chairman held forth on the state of the economy, and used himself as an example of how lenders may have too many rules that restrict housing loans.

ST. LOUIS—JLL has just put the Gateway Tower up for sale, and believes the CBD's falling vacancy rate and the revival of the residential market will bring in a host of potential buyers.

INDIANAPOLIS—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, a developer has just completed a new data center for this city, one of the many cutting-edge projects that have sprung up in secondary markets throughout the Midwest.

CHICAGO—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, Conor CRE has just succeeded in signing up a major tenant for its speculative project in the relatively small Elgin industrial market.

CHICAGO—The I-55 corridor has become one of the region's hottest industrial markets and now has several spec buildings underway.