CHICAGO—The newly named head of SIOR's Independent Broker Group says you don't have to be big…if you know who to call.

HOUSTON—Don't worry. Millennials get their space as well in this town's CityCentre. But this NAHB finalist went for—and landed—a more established upscale clientele.

SAN ANTONIO—Forget “Animal House.” In fact, forget any preconceived notions about student housing. This NAHB finalist has raised the bar.…No, not that kind of bar.

AUSTIN—The Transwestern executive—and <strong>CCIM <em>THRIVE</em></strong> featured speaker—is bullish on capital-market movement—until 2018, that is.

CHICAGO--As Lee &amp; Assoc. executives explain, the Chicago industrial market is hot, thanks in large part--but not solely--to web-based commerce.

WASHINGTON, DC—A “sleepy corner of the nation's capital” has become a vibrant community center, engaging a diverse population, thanks to this Pillars of the Industry finalist.

AUSTIN—Joe Cosenza continues to be an outspoken advocate for maintaining 1031s…as this exclusive interview indicates. And you can expect more of the same at CCIM <em>THRIVE</em>.

NASHVILLE—Ryman Lofts' funky design not only pleases the local arts community but also puts a limited budget to work where it is needed most. The innovative approaches of this project make it a contender in this year's NAHB Pillars of the Industry Awards.