CHICAGO—Investor interest is still strong across all product sectors, according to the latest survey of CCIM Institute members, with more than half reporting more deals year over year.

Whether teams or individuals, these professionals were behind some of the biggest industrial transactions that took place in recent months

On Tuesday, we brought you the top retail sales that closed during the first decade of the millennium. Today's list encompasses the biggest retail transactions of 2011 through 2014. In looking at the two collections, it's easy to see just how far retail assets have come in terms of both price and investor appetite.

Retail sales have taken an interesting trajectory in the past 15 years. We compiled industry data and past coverage on both GlobeSt.com and sister publication Real Estate Forum, to bring you the biggest retail sales that have occurred since our launch in 2000.

When talking shop to a hotel owner, operator or analyst, it's to be expected that the topics of increasing supply, millennials and, yes, Airbnb will come up. Now put a group of them together in a room and new and interesting takes on all of these topics, and several more, will arise.

Now that the year has hit its halfway mark and the second-quarter data have come in, what's the state of—and prospects for—the nation's top 10 markets with the most space under construction?

Capital—how to spend it and how to earn it—is the driving force behind institutional investors, no matter the conditions of the market in which they're operating. Some mindful investors are making the most of the current situation and finding creative ways to put their money into play.

Compiling industry data and past coverage on both GlobeSt.com and sister publication <i>Real Estate Forum</i>, today we bring you the biggest industrial sales that have occurred since our launch in 2000 through 2014.