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CHICAGO—3D printing and other technological trends already are having an impact on commercial real estate, says Deloitte. The firm advocates that owners begin incorporating these trends into their business strategies now.

PRINCETON, NJ—Zucosky, who joined Ware Malcomb in July, says amenities are critical in designing office space for millennial workers.

DALLAS—Millennials have shown they are willing to eschew the urban core for the suburbs if the vibe is right, and in addition to job proximity, they are looking for the live, work, play environment that feels authentic.

CHICAGO—Appreciation for institutional-grade properties has been on a steeper downward trajectory than income throughout 2016, the National Council of Real Estate Investment Fiduciaries said Wednesday.

NEW YORK CITY—Previously known as 1460 Broadway, the building is 100% occupied by WeWork and Foot Locker.

NEW YORK CITY—Looking to relocate from Midtown West, the not-for-profit organization found the purchase to be more cost-effective than signing a long-term lease.

PLEASANTON, CA—The Diablo Technology Center within the Hacienda Business Park gets new ownership after seller Ridge Capital Investors LLC invested in significant common area, landscape, signage and tenant space improvements, signifying the value to be had in office/R&D assets.

SAN DIEGO—Partnering with experts to enhance development services is one way to augment your offerings and add to your bottom line, Sunrise's Jesse Holland tells attendees at IREM's Fall Conference here.