CHICAGO—The one-million-square-foot project will be one of the few 40' clear buildings in the Midwest.

CHICAGO—Foreclosures continue to play a smaller role in the housing market and while the foreclosure inventory is relatively unchanged sales prices for foreclosed properties continue to increase.

INDIANAPOLIS—The agricultural firm chose to locate in a small city more than 40 miles outside the distribution hub of Indianapolis.

CHICAGO—Same-day delivery means distributors are handling a vastly greater number of small packages, and therefore, have far more specific requirements for new class A facilities.

CHICAGO—Landlords with properties in this area are collecting much higher rents than previously achieved due to the increase in demand.

CHICAGO—The company has now hit the milestone two months in a row, which has not happened since 2007.

INDIANAPOLIS—The CBD suffered a lot in the recession, but cheap prices and a burgeoning tech scene has many on the lookout for opportunities.

ST. LOUIS—The pendulum has swung in favor of landlords in much of the St. Louis region, and many local companies are expanding.