CHICAGO—Millennials and their love of collaborative, urban spaces has transformed much of the modern office environment, and their penchant for online commerce is also changing the landscape of industrial real estate.

CHICAGO—Do we have to pay attention to millennials? Jeff Lessard of C&W says yes, and points out they are already the largest group in the workforce.

CHICAGO—Multifamily properties in the suburbs keep attracting buyers; Canyon will combine this new acquisition with an adjacent property.

CHICAGO—A tannery once occupied the site where Webster Ave. meets the east side of the Chicago River, but a new build-to-suit will soon host one of the city's largest 3PLs.

ST. LOUIS—It might not measure up to the historic progress in 2014, but in the first three quarters of 2015, industrial users are setting a blistering pace of absorption.

CHICAGO—A survey of CCIM members shows that the recovery that has finally found its way to smaller markets.

CHICAGO—With everything in the retail world moving in the right direction, including rental rates, leasing, development and acquisitions, this year's deal making conference in Chicago seems to have more energy.

CHICAGO—The northwest suburban office complex once again has a vacancy rate below 10%, and the new landlords say it has recovered from the recession and having an under-capitalized owner.