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Non-trophy office asset fundamentals have degraded, at least in the Windy City.

First, get a clear and rational approach to the technology you adopt.

Daily needs, products, and services continue to thrive; new retailers creating buzz.

Either garden-style apartments have more room to run or the price movement in high rises has been too fast.

Dining out and purchasing essential goods are consumer priorities.

It depends on the type of lumber, and a problem in Maine may not be a major issue for construction.

At this point, scenario planning suggests that the best outcome is only less awful than the worst. There is no good result.

Vacancy rates are rising in areas that lean on technology while Oklahoma City and Salt Lake City look more attractive.