NEW YORK CITY—At some point Millennials will age (we did, didn't we?). What happens to rental markets and live/work/play then? It's not so cut-and-dried, the experts tell us.

WASHINGTON, DC—SIOR's strategic connection of its past, present and future could not be timelier.

WASHINGTON, DC—SIOR's strategic connection of its past, present and future could not be timelier.

BLUE SPRINGS, MO--Here's a shocker: Commercial real estate is a competitive business. Xceligent's Chris Andrew clearly believes you're only as effective as the tools at your disposal.

DALLAS—So much activity is piling into the northern submarkets that it could be straining the Dallas infrastructure. Meanwhile, Fort Worth maintains a years-long healthy calm.

DENVER—But pot is certainly not the only driver of the market. It's a great time to be a retail broker in Denver right now, as one—Jeffrey Hallberg of Lee & Associates—makes clear.

PASADENA, CA—Is corporate America REALLY shedding its more-with-less mentality as the economic upsurge continues? And what about all of those sustainable workplaces we hear about? Scott Martin, SIOR, of NAI Capital has some surprising answers.

NEW YORK CITY—Coming off a banner year, Mark Cosenza of Inland provides his take on a shifting, growing retail dynamic.