Leasing

The new style is to make properties the center of community life.

Over the past 36 months, Class B rents have moved beyond $50 per square foot, which many nonprofits are unwilling to pay.

RJW has taken nearly 1.2 million square feet of new space in the I-55 corridor this year alone.

The office vacancy rate in Orange County grew again in the third quarter, while absorption remained flat.

Ecommerce gets the credit, but food and beverage, third party logistics, packaging and manufacturing users are creating a diverse industrial market.

“Leasing activity in both the office and industrial markets remain robust, pointing to a strong close for 2018.” says Dennis Waggner of Colliers International.

"The dynamic of muted wage growth in the low-to-medium skill jobs and a growing middle-class renter cohort leads us to invest in the space that has the highest demand with little to no new supply,” says M. Patrick Carroll, chief executive officer of Carroll Organization.

Consumers are demanding IoT programs, along with technologies that enhance security and property communications with management.