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INDIANAPOLIS—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, a developer has just completed a new data center for this city, one of the many cutting-edge projects that have sprung up in secondary markets throughout the Midwest.
CHICAGO—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, Conor CRE has just succeeded in signing up a major tenant for its speculative project in the relatively small Elgin industrial market.
MIAMI—The theme of this year's CREW Network Convention and Marketplace, “The Rewards of Risk,” would be evident even if it weren't emblazoned on the meeting's signage. Empowering women to take chances was a recurring topic at every session and event that took place during the conference.
CHICAGO—The company is best-known for providing shared office space, but felt the need to establish a brokerage for small businesses, many of which have outgrown their Amata space.
WASHINGTON, DC—Landlords have wised up and realize that law firms are willing to move if they are not satisfied with the renewal terms, CBRE's Randy Harrell tells GlobeSt.com's Erika Morphy.
BALTIMORE—After original developer WV Urban Developments pulled out of the 25th Street Station Walmart-anchored Planned Unit Development this past May, the new owner of the 11-acre site—Seawall Development now says it will embark on a different strategy.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL—HFF's Chris Drew tells GlobeSt.com's Jennifer LeClaire 2014 has marked a significant increase in demand from both investors and lenders in the office sector.