DALLAS—It is not just the US online shopper that is driving e-commerce. Other trends are at play as well, and industrial CRE needs to be ready to respond, according to an international supply chain expert who spoke at a recent NAIOP conference.

DALLAS—There is a quiet meltdown occurring in the world's economies and financial markets. US real estate, by contrast, is a solid bet.

WASHINGTON, DC—Suburban submarkets with their lower prices and higher cap rates have become more appealing to investors, according to a Delta Associates report on the quarter's performance.

WASHINGTON, DC—REIT returns are exceeding the S&P 500 again and the Labor Department's final fiduciary rule included both listed and non-traded REITs in its “best interest contract exemption.”

LORTON, VA—The company reports it has signed 100,000 square feet of new and renewed leases in part at Northern Virginia Industrial Park.

RESTON, VA—RTC West's first phase will add 40,100 square feet of retail space to the existing office complex.

BALTIMORE—Walter Kemmsies is JLL's new economist and chief strategist for the US Ports, Airports and Global Infrastructure Group.

WASHINGTON, DC—It is still loyal to Wisconsin Ave., though. “We are just moving up and down our favorite avenue,” a spokesperson tells GlobeSt.com.