Industrial

If young workers start moving back to the suburbs to have families, that will boost the value of properties in well-located submarkets like Oak Brook.

Experts say the market continues to show resilience in the face of many economic, social and technological changes.

At the mid-year point there is currently more than 5.5 million square feet of industrial space under construction in South Florida, a record high for the past 10 years, according to the Newmark Knight Frank second quarter report.

Stream Realty Partners is heading into an expansion phase, and Martin Pupil, who is leading the charge, says that if a downturn happens, it will only accelerate growth.

Investors are drawn to industrial properties such as the Northgate Business Park, significant due to its location in the North Dallas/Garland submarket, an established, strong and stable area in high demand.

The 16 industrial and warehouse properties that comprise the industrial portfolio collectively total nearly 3 million square feet across Washington, Nevada, California and Arizona in seven markets.

Job growth, organic business growth and the outsiders' view of the value of Chicago real estate are positives, but higher property taxes loom.

Logistics and warehouse users are clamouring to lease space at what had been a Chrysler plant.