COLUMBUS—JLL says the industrial vacancy rate has hit a historic low, and should continue to see an increase in the development of e-commerce, distribution and manufacturing.

MINNEAPOLIS—The company completed the project in two phases, limiting disruption to students' education.

CHICAGO—The local investor concentrates on “need-based” real estate and will use this fund to ensure the proper diversity in a $750 million fund.

CHICAGO— In this <B>UPDATE</B>, Paine/Wetzel officials explain why companies may be migrating from the Near West Side to buildings further south.

CHICAGO—Speculative developments have returned to the heavily-industrialized I-55 corridor and buyer Seefried plans another.

CHICAGO—The company plans to renovate the 1960s-era building into a production facility, showroom space and office headquarters.

CHICAGO—The new development in Pilsen should help replace the food distribution space disappearing from the Near West Side.

CHICAGO—The new Heritage Crossing Corporate Center along I-355 will eventually have 12 buildings from 60K to 500K.