BLUE SPRINGS, MO—Columbus and Cincinnati are neck-and-neck in the race for industrial space as Xceligent's Kim Begley indicates. But clearly, caution is the operative word.

NEW YORK CITY—Capital One's Grace Huebscher is bullish on the long-term promise of multifamily's strength.

AUSTIN—In the run-up to CCIM Thrive here, speaker Bob White of RCA maps the impact of foreign money stateside. And it's not all going to the gateway cities.

WASHINGTON, DC—The NAHB has awarded more than 30 winners in five categories of multifamily discipline in its annual Pillars of the Industry Competition. For the second year, GlobeSt.com provides readers with a backstage pass to the proceedings.

SEATTLE—Pillar Properties turned a residential no-man's land with a less-than-stellar reputation into the next go-to neighborhood, making the project a finalist in the NAHB Multifamily Pillars of the industry Awards.

AUSTIN—So says Emmitt Smith, CCIM, a keynote speaker at the upcoming CCIM Thrive Conference here. In this one-on-one interview, he explains why.

CHICAGO—But it could be “G” for Google or “U” for UPS. The industrial market is shifting in its core drivers, and two CORFAC members join us in a video interview to explain what they're seeing.

CHICAGO—Drilling down to specific metros, we explore the industrial and office dynamics of three active Lee & Associates markets and how the firm is responding in its core platform to market expansion.