Colliers

SCOTTSDALE, AZ—In 2015, the Airpark consisted of 34.2 million square feet, the number of companies grew from 2,950 to 3,025, and the number of employees increased by 1,160 to 55,260.

CHICAGO—The Opus Group has been one of the region's most active developers, and now has several speculative projects underway.

NEW YORK—Once heavily associated with the West Coast (Silicon Valley, in particular), creative office and tech space is making headway in other US markets, Colliers International's president of national office services Cynthia Foster tells GlobeSt.com.

CHICAGO—Leasing has lately been quite robust in the submarket, and it looks like local users will make 2016 another good year.

CHICAGO—The Fed was worried enough about the economy to hold off on another boost to interest rates, but the industrial real estate market is soaring.

CONSHOHOCKEN, PA—Ina Sargen, a 25-year veteran of the commercial real estate market, has joined the Conshohocken office of Colliers International as senior vice president.

INDIANAPOLIS—Leasing activity has gotten robust in many northern submarkets, and Citimark and a few other developers are launching projects to meet the demand.

INDIANAPOLIS—There is a revival going on in downtown Indianapolis, as more tenants seek to occupy the CBD's historic office buildings.