CINCINNATI—The 898K structure is one of the largest projects launched in the N. KY submarket, but with the rise of e-commerce, it will not be the last.

DETROIT—The vacancy rate is at a 20-year low, but rents are set to increase and spec development could begin in 2016.

CHICAGO—A 76-story, 829-foot rental tower designed by Rafael Viñoly Architects will soon rise on the edge of Grant Park, and become one of the tallest residential buildings in Chicago.

CHICAGO—Northern California will remain the top US tech hub for a very long time, but companies looking to curb costs are branching out to secondary and tertiary markets, and to a lot of new neighborhoods in the core cities.

CHICAGO—Rental growth was a strong 6.9% in the past year, and Cushman & Wakefield does not see any big shifts over the next year.

INDIANAPOLIS—The company has partnered with physicians and hospitals to develop more than fifty medical facilities of all types.

CHICAGO—A recent survey of about 3,000 hotel owners and operators in the US and Canada found that more than 40% were planning a major property renovation requiring a general contractor over the next year.

CHICAGO–A series of buildings along Sheridan Rd. or Lake Shore are ripe for transformation into luxury rentals