Colliers

PENNSAUKEN, NJ—Standard Merchandising, a sock manufacturing company whose former location was sold to make way for the new Subaru headquarters in Camden, has acquired a 115,300-square-foot manufacturing facility at Airport Industrial Park for $4.15 million.

WEST CHESTER, PA—The buyer, Turf Equipment and Supply Co., will occupy about 22,000 square foot of clear-span, crane-served space with contiguous offices. The balance of the building is a two-story office structure fully occupied by professional services' tenants.

MOOSIC, PA—Glenmaura Corporate Center is a 353-acre premier mixed-use office, retail, entertainment, and residential lifestyle community in Northeastern Pennsylvania with two million square feet of completed and occupied office, retail, restaurant and entertainment facilities.

PHILADELPHIA—Asking rents increased in all submarkets, Colliers says. Free rent periods have decreased and the gap between asking and signing rents is generally below 10 percent

MINNEAPOLIS—Net absorption has been steadily rising since about 2012, and in 2015 developers set a local record for new construction, completing nearly four million square feet of industrial space.

DALLAS—The region is becoming a top destination for companies and a target for investors who are eyeing it anew in the wake of its economic expansion and job growth, Colliers' Steve Everbach tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

LOS ANGELES—It may be a while before the full effect of the Panama Canal's widening is felt by both coasts' ports, the business world and the industrial real estate sector, Colliers' Dwight Hotchkiss tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

ATLANTA—Or almost all the way. Colliers International's Will Matthews tells GlobeSt.com why class A represents more than 80% of new multifamily product in the nation's top 10 MSAs, and what this means for rents.