CHICAGO—Office users throughout the US have flocked to downtown properties, but Alan Pontius of Marcus & Millichap says the suburbs will eventually recover.

CHICAGO—The Lincoln Park property is 100% net-leased and went for $922-per-square-foot.

CHICAGO—The firm has also revamped its website, created a new logo and hired a new director of business development.

CHICAGO—In this <B>UPDATE</B>, Pete Harmon of ML Realty tells GlobeSt.com why it decided to begin taking chances on new spec developments on land along I-355.

MINNEAPOLIS—According to JLL's recent Skyline report on the top office properties, six trophy buildings sold in 2013 to big investors, but absorption slowed.

INDIANAPOLIS—The modern buildings sit just a few minutes from downtown and near the interchange of I-74 and I-465.

CHICAGO—The submarket has put up strong numbers in the past year, showing notable improvements in leasing activity over the previous year.

CHICAGO—The expansion is part of a $48 million renovation of the historic 333 N. Michigan Ave.