Occupiers are looking for space in markets such as Southern New Jersey and Eastern Pennsylvania.

Jurisdictions with large amounts of unused funds include less-populous states like Montana and North Dakota.

Salt Lake City, Austin and Jacksonville are among the strongest employment markets in the US right now.

The spending is also likely to further squeeze materials and commodities that are already in short supply, as well as labor.

The predominant investor thinking—that e-commerce drove the lion's share of the gains—is flawed.

"Renting with a bigger budget allows them to live in amenity-rich, higher-quality apartments."

92% of investors are concerned that companies aren't effectively executing on their net zero promises.

"The growth of tenants actively looking for space is a precursor of increased leasing to come."