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Here's a look at this week's trends, announcements and deals that you may have missed in Southern California, Utah, Arizona and Nevada.

Soon, the Pier 70 28-acre waterfront neighborhood will have new housing, waterfront parks, space for artists and local manufacturing, and rehabilitated historic buildings.

Chicago is about to get its largest speculative project in more than one hundred years.

Some 80% of the units at Viamonte at Walnut Creek are already sold and nearly 80% of the future homeowners are 680 Corridor residents, demonstrating the demand for this type of senior community.

The industrial supply shortage is a major issue for tenants, but for owners-users looking to buy a property, it is nearly nonexistent.

Lighting. It turns out that 46% of property owners start with lighting on the path to creating an energy efficient building.

Local government leaders from San Diego to Los Angeles explain while public-private partnerships are crucial to building urban density at RealShare Southern California.

According to Stan Johnson Co. associate director, Katie Elliott, mission critical industrial facilities are high on the investor radar, even outside of primary markets.