VAIL, CO—Lowe Enterprises Investors sells the 292-room Vail Cascade Resort & Spa after acquisition the property on behalf of a client in 1992.

SEATTLE—The slowdown in rents means that, by the end of the year, they will be rising at a slower pace than incomes in many markets, says Zillow.

There are some mature student markets that still have great development opportunities as long as the location is right, the product fits the market and the supply/demand outlook is favorable, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

RICHLAND, WA—Lexington Realty Trust buys a 456,412-square-foot class A cold-storage warehouse and distribution facility here.

RENO, NV—Jeff Lyon, chairman and CEO, says expanding here is a logical next step for the firm due to the business flow out of the greater Bay Area and Sacramento markets, where it has four offices.

LOS ANGELES—While there may be some domestic changes in 2016, continued foreign investment in US real estate seems almost assured, influenced heavily by economic and social instabilities abroad, say sources in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary.

SAN DIEGO—San Diego is adding degree holders at higher rates than many peer metros, said sources at the recent San Diego Regional EDC event here, and despite what some may think, workings in San Diego have options.

WASHINGTON, DC—Investor interest in suburban and/or secondary markets has begun to increase as competitiveness and asset pricing have been driven higher within larger and/or urban locations, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A on the subject.