BOSTON—Domestically, Boston is now in third place while rising to 11th place globally, according to JLL's annual report on premium office rents worldwide.

WASHINGTON, DC—The Bureau of Labor Statistics report for November continued a trend of slower gains in employment compared to 2015, when job growth averaged 229,000 positions per month.

TUCSON, AZ—Technology and the economy underpin the evolution in the continuum of care, says Rendina's Neil Carolan, who will lead a discussion at RealShare Healthcare.

DALLAS—The nation's largest single-family rental landlord, Invitation Homes has a portfolio of about 50,000 properties in 14 markets.

MEMPHIS—The combined company will trade under the existing MAA ticker symbol and have a total market cap of approximately $15 billion.

WASHINGTON, DC—The time that commercial properties spend on the market has dropped sharply over the past year, according to CoStar Group.

SANTA BARBARA, CA—Longer-term, "rent growth remains 200 basis points above the long-term average and fundamentals are strong," according to the latest Yardi Matrix survey of US metro areas.

RICHARDSON, TX—RealPage chief economist Greg Willett tells GlobeSt.com what's driving the stratification, and how apartment rent growth is likely to progress in the next year or two.