Sources we spoke with about what lies ahead for industrial as part of GlobeSt.com's 15th anniversary say that industrial clear heights will get higher, and we will see increased innovation and better space utilization in the future.

DENVER—The locally based firm, which focuses on buying vacant assets, <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> tells GlobeSt.com that it compete with the most sophisticated investors nationally.

DENVER—Though not a gateway city, the Denver CRE market has very strong prospects for the future, according to locally based Brian Watson of Northstar Commercial Partners in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A.

Fifteen years ago, large buildings may have had a 24-foot clear height, whereas today, it is a different story, one source <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> tells GlobeSt.com as part of GlobeSt.com's continued 15th anniversary celebration.

DENVER—In preparation for the upcoming RealShare Denver conference, Geoffrey Davis, president and senior principal of HREC Investment Advisors, tells GlobeSt.com that positive job growth and up trending hotel performance makes this market attractive.

DENVER—Mark Bowen, SVP of DCT Industrial Trust, tells GlobeSt.com that both current tenants and new tenants in the market to have fewer choices for space needs and fairly significant rental rate increases from what they were 24 to 36 months ago.”

As part of GlobeSt.com's 15th anniversary celebration, we chatted with Adam Mullen, head of supply chain services at CBRE about industrial demand change and how tenants look at space among other things.

According to one source GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> spoke with in celebration of our 15th anniversary, dramatic growth in building size and clear heights have been some of the biggest changes.