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CHICAGO—Although Chinese investors have recently bought Chicago property, this is the first major purchase by a Japanese investor in years.

DALLAS–The 470,000-square-foot building will include 15 levels of office space as well as a 7,000-square-foot fitness center, a conference center, on-site restaurant and café.

WASHINGTON, DC—The Washington Post is in negotiations to relocate the newspaper and its other interests into as much as 300,000 square feet of space at the One Franklin Square building here.

ORANGE COUNTY, CA—According to three experts interviewed in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A on the subject, industrial is the only sector of the market that isn't just “slow and steady” and is actually outpacing the rest.

CHICAGO—The company just released a study of the top 54 buildings, and rents in this select group are commanding increasing premiums over others in the CBD.

SAN DIEGO—The land, self-storage and multifamily asset classes are ready for growth for many of the same reasons, say speakers at REISA's Spring Symposium here earlier this week.

HOUSTON–Ground has broken on 609 Main at Texas, located at the corner of Main and Texas streets, which features 1.05 million square feet in 48 stories.

JUAREZ, MEXICO—A cross-border CBRE team is marketing the LaSalle One portfolio of 34 industrial assets and one office property here and in other markets across central and northern Mexico.