CHICAGO—Quite rapidly, the Dallas-based company has established itself as one of the top industrial developers in the region.

CHICAGO—The occupancy rate at the suburban complex had sunk to 50%, but by this spring it had come up to 70%.

ST. LOUIS—Until this year, the region had not seen any new speculative industrial space since 2007.

CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE— The project has taken a group of obsolete suburban warehouses and transformed it into contemporary retail shops.

CHICAGO—In 2014, hotels in the Chicago North and Lake County submarkets were among the top in terms of RevPAR growth with increases of 17.1% and 11.7% respectively.

CINCINNATI—From Cincinnati, a truck driver can reach 90% of the US in two days, and the rise of e-commerce has fueled a vibrant distribution market.

CHICAGO—The new principal has worked in markets across the Midwest with an emphasis on the food supply chain.

CHICAGO—Shanghai-based Global Logistics Properties has now made several multi-billion dollar industrial deals, and similar transactions will probably get completed later this year.