In talking about retail and consumer demand shifts in celebration of GlobeSt.com's 15th anniversary coverage, one source says that tenants and landlords must continue to reinvent themselves in order to remain relevant.

LOS ANGELES—Denver, which is garnering interest due to its employment boom and the influx of millennials who plan to stay long-term, as well as Texas, Salt Lake City, Seattle and Phoenix are just a few non-coastal markets catching attention, says a source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A.

CHICAGO—In a live Twitter discussion Wednesday afternoon, experts from the National Association of Realtors and Inland Group, along with GlobeSt.com's Paul Bubny, fielded questions about commercial real estate's successes and challenges.

According to Adam Mullen, head of supply chain services at CBRE, industrial flexibility and proximity rule the world now and will continue to in the future.

WESTPORT, CT—The universe of private investment capital is growing due to increasing numbers of ultra-high-net-worth individuals and is expected to grow even more, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> commentary on the subject.

As a result of costs rising due to increasing land values, large distribution warehouse facilities are moving further away from city centers, says one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> article.

LOS ANGELES—According to one source in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A on net lease activity, net lease allows REITs to get a significant amount of capital out the door, secure a blended mix of returns and gain presence across many markets.

SEATTLE—According to the latest data from JLL, Seattle is behind only Houston, New York and Dallas as the primary markets driving office inventory growth nationally.