Colliers

Here is a roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

SAN DIEGO—With some 300,000 square feet of new buildings set to deliver all over San Diego County, absorption might be dampened, but overall the market is looking healthy, Colliers' Derek Applbaum tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN FRANCISCO— As the online segment continues to grow, brick-and-mortar stores who are succeeding today are shifting their focus to make the transition between online and offline shopping convenient.

LITTLE FALLS, NJ—Additional building-wide improvements included the renovation of the property's three-story atrium lobby and common areas and the replacement outdated green marble and brass railings.

CHICAGO—The latest deals, transactions, and personnel moves in the Midwest.

IRVINE, CA—GlobeSt.com speaks <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> with Colliers' Michael Hartel and Joe Winkelmann about why interest in this sector has spiked so dramatically and why inventory remains in such short supply.

NEW YORK CITY—The gulf between Class A, B and C rents is not nearly as large now as it was back in the third quarter of 2008 when the disparity between Class A and C space was $40.92-per-square-foot.

CHICAGO—Properties that have modern amenities, whether on-site, or in the surrounding community, instead of losing them to the CBD.