Colliers

CHICAGO—The national food distributor will use its new 678K build-to-suit in Wilmington to provide third party logistics services.

PARSIPPANY, NJ—Leslie A. Meril, a former managing director at Colliers International, has joined Transwestern as vice president.

MINNEAPOLIS—The company wants to move from the suburbs into an economically-challenged neighborhood, and spark its revival.

BOSTON—Elcock, a member of the Colliers Boston Executive Committee, replaces Ron Perry as president of Colliers International, who has left the firm. Perry had been with Colliers International Boston since 1984.

CHICAGO—A stronger economy has many suburban business owners thinking about expansions.

BOSTON—The 540,000-square-foot building that spans an entire block between Arlington and Berkeley streets was constructed in 1922 and contains 500,000 square feet of office space and 40,000 square feet of retail space.

CHICAGO—Two of its buildings that were finished just last summer now have occupancy rates of 49% and 86%.

SAN DIEGO—Even though there are off-campus facilities being built, it is not taking the demand away from on-campus healthcare, experts tell GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at what you need to know about this sector.