GREENWOOD, CO—The storage REIT has been on an acquisition tear thus far in 2016, reflecting "our continued focus on increasing our ownership in existing markets," says CEO Arlen Nordhagen.

DALLAS—The hotel REIT has "one of the highest quality hotel portfolios in the public lodging REIT universe and we will not sell below full and fair value," CEO Monty Bennett wrote the Weisman Group.

WASHINGTON, DC—May's year-over-year decline in construction unemployment continues a string of annual decreases in the sector's jobless rate that began in the fall of 2010, says Associated Builders and Contractors.

NEW YORK CITY—What makes a retail district "cool" is hard to define objectively, but it's an issue that retailers cannot afford to ignore, says Cushman & Wakefield, which spotlights Brooklyn's Sunset Park and 14 other leading-edge neighborhoods.

RYE, NY—John Arenas, CEO of Serendipity Labs, tell GlobeSt.com why his company embraces a franchise model for its network of coworking locations—and why those franchisees tend to come from the hospitality sector rather than office.

WASHINGTON, DC—"There can be no doubt that a healthy, growing US economy depends on well-managed and operated office space, as do the jobs and wages supported by the commercial real estate industry," says Stephen Fuller of George Mason University, author of BOMA International's biennial report on the sector.

WASHINGTON, DC—That's the sequence of events Cushman & Wakefield's Kevin Thorpe predicts for US commercial property sales in the aftermath of the Brexit vote. He tells GlobeSt.com the lift won't necessarily be short-term.

NEWPORT BEACH, CA—"Many assets may already be mispriced" because underwriting hasn't anticipated the future popularity of ride-hailing and driverless cars, says Green Street Advisors. There will be winners and losers among property categories.