CHICAGO—The market is likely to see these ups and downs for several years as new office spaces open in the CBD and many tenants vacate their old offices.  

NEW YORK CITY—The veteran real estate professional has achieved her high level in the industry with hard work, infectious passion and high hopes, as GlobeSt.com learns in this EXCLUSIVE interview.

UNION, NJ—“No other modern industrial space exists in the immediate area, so the location was highly desired by tenants and investors," says Bridge principal Jeff Milanaik. "The sales price, in excess of $176 per square foot, was well above typical prices for industrial buildings in that market.”

HOUSTON—Although the office market has challenges due to the oil downturn, some tenants have found opportunities in the uncertainty, such as a sublease at 717 Texas Ave. in Houston's CBD.