CHICAGO—Confidence in the overall economy, coupled with a restraint in the development of new industrial facilities, brought a lot of optimism to NGKF's conference here yesterday.

CHICAGO—The departure of GoGo and Motorola left some holes in the submarket, but the best class A space still has drawing power.

DETROIT—Not only has vacancy fallen to a 20-year low, but developers have more projects underway than at any time since 2003

MINNEAPOLIS—Fairbridge may have originally bought the suburban flex building as a long-term hold, but when the MN industrial market took off, it seized the opportunity to realize an internal rate of return of 75%.

CHICAGO—The exit of the internet search giant left a big hole, which the owners have quickly filled with the type of tech firms that have long called River North home.

CHICAGO—Although the suburban vacancy rate remains elevated, select class A properties are helping to drive absorption, and out-of-town investors are ready to buy.

CHICAGO—Colliers has just released a report examining the factors that will impact the global pattern of logistics over the next generation, as well as the elements already shifting trade flows and retail formats.

CHICAGO—Positive housing market momentum carried into September with home sales and median prices experiencing healthy year-over-year gains, according to the Illinois Association of REALTORS®.