Colliers

ORLANDO—The industrial market in Central Florida continues to show robust activity in leasing and sales, and you should watch these two cities closely.

PHILADELPHIA—Clarke's, one of the oldest bars in New York, has signed a fifteen-year lease with Keystone Property Group for 16,835 square feet of ground floor space at The Curtis.

LOS ANGELES—In this EXCLUSIVE story, Colliers International's Mark Tarczynski says that because of the tremendous lack of supply multifamily projects will continue to lease up at rents well above expectation.

SAN DIEGO—Coastal North County has a lot of similarities with Downtown San Diego in the demographic shift of renters and renovation of older properties vs. the I-78 corridor, which attracts more passive investors, Colliers' Peter Scepanovic tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

Colliers International's John Donnelly, an industrial specialist based at the company's New Jersey headquarters in Parsippany, represented Peter Thomas Roth Labs in negotiating the long-term lease. In an interesting wrinkle, he also brokered the company's previous, 18,000-square-foot, multi-year sublease commitment in Carlstadt.

Dermody and Great Point Investors broke ground on a 393,120-square-foot building, Dermody's ninth building in the Logan Township industrial park.

CHICAGO—With this disposition, the John Buck Co. has completed its exit from the six-building development along Lake Cook Rd.

CHICAGO—For the first time veterans can now get funding through the GI Bill to pay for the Chicago-based institute's professional education course.