MADISON, WI—Canadians have become one of the biggest foreign investors in the US, and some are making moves in smaller secondary markets.

CHICAGO—But unlike last year, when mega-portfolio sales broke records, in 2016 the market will probably see more modest regional portfolios trade hands.

DES MOINES, IA—The spec project was finished just a few months ago, and Opus officials say there is appetite for more space than currently exists in the area.

CHICAGO—The iconic building has a host of new tech tenants like Yelp and Motorola Mobility, and needs amenities that appeal to these workers.

CHICAGO—Formerly known as Oak Brook Executive Plaza, the complex has received a makeover since Golub bought in two years ago, and has brought in a dozen new tenants.

WEST LAFAYETTE, IN—The collaboration will transform the western edge of this city, and include student housing, office, retail, public spaces; and aerospace industry-focused research.

CHICAGO—McDonald's exit may be the big news from the suburb, but some developers think enough demand exists for spec buildings.

ST. LOUIS-The metro area is becoming a major distribution market, and several giant projects are ready to go