ARROYO GRANDE, CA—With 40% of realtors not logging into their MLS systems, those who see this audience as ripe for technology adoption “may want to think again,” says WAV's Marilyn Wilson.

TORONTO—With assets across eight Canadian provinces and nine US states, H&R and the portfolios' co-ownership expect further growth in the industrial sector.

BOSTON—Almost half the fund has been invested already, with acquisitions including 1310 N. Courthouse Rd. in Washington, DC's Virginia suburbs, says portfolio manager Marc Davidson.

NEW YORK CITY—In launching an industrial platform during the downturn, the asset management giant “foresaw the market years before it moved,” Savills Studley's Borja Sierra tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—The sale to GIC, Singapore's sovereign wealth fund, puts an end to the possibility of an IPO for IndCor, Blackstone said late Monday evening.

NEW YORK CITY—With a concept derived from Japanese capsule hotels, the budget chain intends to add 3,000 keys by 2018, including a second location in New York.

SEATTLE—“It remains a tough row to hoe for first-time buyers and lower-income buyers,” says Zillow's Stan Humphries, and millennials fit into both groups.

SCOTTSDALE, AZ—The net lease REIT's CEO, Thomas H. Nolan Jr., says its Master Funding program provides “an efficient platform to lock in attractively priced, fixed-rate capital.”