CHICAGO—Company officials say they have a design that will complement the aesthetic feel of the neighborhood.

CHICAGO—The New York-based REIT saw an opportunity to own a facility critically important to a utility committed to a long-term lease.

CHICAGO—As part of its effort to change 600 W. Jackson into creative office space, the developer has brought on C&W as its new property manager.

ST. LOUIS—When class A office properties here hit the market, especially those in the suburbs, national investors pay attention.

CHICAGO—Conor CRE has been looking at this site for years, and company officials say it's one of the last suitable locations in town for a major new industrial business park.

KANSAS CITY—The firm is best known for its SubTropolis underground business park, but now has 126 acres of surface land suitable for e-commerce.

CHICAGO—The lucrative deal should entice other industrial developers across the US to start planning new specs.

CHICAGO—Like many local developers, the Rosemont, IL-based Brennan has been able to quickly lease up its newest properties.