DALLAS—Axiometrics, whose home city is among those with strong growth in both employment and apartment rents, says when the two don't jibe, “something other than job growth” is behind it.

NEW YORK CITY—At between $16 and $19 per share, the office owner's first stock offering would exceed the proceeds from the 2006 IPO by Douglas Emmett Inc.

HOFFMAN ESTATES, IL—In an SEC filing, SHLD says that if such a sale-leaseback were to take place, it would raise “substantial proceeds” for the cash-strapped retailer, which has posted nine consecutive quarters of losses.

WASHINGTON, DC—Broad-based gains in hiring were offset by barely noticeable increases in wages, with one economist calling the pace of earnings growth “sluggish.”

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—And commercial property pricing keeps climbing above the August 2007 peak, says Green Street Advisors' Peter Rothemund.

NEW YORK CITY—The Al-Qaeda of 2014 is no longer centralized, “but rather an affiliate organization of groups that are both allies and foes,” counterterrorism expert John Gordon told a BOMA New York audience.

NORTHBROOK, IL—GlobeSt.com previously reported on the Orlando-area portion of the deal, which totals more than 5,000 units across the Southeast and Southwest.

ROSEVILLE, CA—The disciplines that multi-location restaurants and retailers apply to optimizing their portfolios apply in the legal sector, restructuring expert Jim Haslem tells GlobeSt.com.