LOS ANGELES—The new platform will make the type of service CBRE has provided to <i>Fortune</i> 500 companies “equally available to a much broader group of occupier clients,” says Whitley Collins, its Americas president.

DALLAS—One reason for the decrease among the youngest adult millennials, says Axiometrics, is their difficulty finding work, and so they either live with their parents or attend college.

SEATTLE—As consumers increasingly demand same-day deliveries, “The strongest demand and development will continue to be in the major markets,” Colliers' Dwight Hotchkiss tells GlobeSt.com.

NEW YORK CITY—The stock-and-cash acquisition of the Griffin-American Healthcare REIT II portfolio means “a high quality mix of diversified assets and stable, long-term cash flows,” says NRF's James Flaherty.

WASHINGTON, DC—“It remains a concerning issue that much of the world's most expensive and desirable real estate is built in locations that are vulnerable to the effects of climate change,” says ULI's Patrick L. Phillips.

NEW YORK CITY—The market for both new and legacy securitized loans is “heading into year-end with a lot of momentum,” says Trepp's Manus Clancy.

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&amp;R and the portfolios' co-ownership expect further growth in the industrial sector.