INDIANAPOLIS—The Indiana florist will relocate froma suburban location to a renovated industrial building in central Indianapolis.

CHICAGO—The loss of Dominick's hasn't caused the regional market to miss a beat as specialty grocers and Mariano's have moved in to fill the gaps, according to experts at M&M's CRE forum.

CHICAGO—The Central DuPage area has tightened up considerably in the past year and a lot of space is returning to the market.

DETROIT— Olympia officials say they want to renovate it in the spirit of its original design and also reserve about 20% of the roughly 100 units as affordable housing.

CHICAGO—After several years of developing transformational apartment towers in the West Loop, the company has jumped into the creative office space.

ST. LOUIS—In the last year, there has been talk about the Rams leaving St. Louis and re-locating to another city, perhaps Los Angeles, and today former Ram and president of Lee & Associates Tom Homco discusses what that would mean to St. Louis and the CRE market.

KANSAS CITY—According to DTZ, a big boost in jobs has lifted both the downtown and the increasingly vibrant industrial and office markets in the suburbs.

CHICAGO—The rise of Chicago's industrial market has brought in a vast amount of capital, says Podolsky|Circle principal Corey B. Chase, and it's getting harder to find deals.