CHICAGO-Construction of office is still down as confidence lags, but according to a JLL report provided first to GlobeSt.com, demand pressure should start pushing new development.

SYDNEY-The firms are already working on four warehouse properties, and plan to invest another $800 million on acquisitions and development in core industrial markets.

MINNEAPOLIS-Opus said it plans to build a nine-story, 212,000-square-foot office building for the energy company across from the current headquarters, to create a consolidated campus.

LONDON-While locally based Hammerson wants to transition to retail, Brookfield said the five office sites are a good pick-up.

CHICAGO-The private equity firm, which just bought the Tribeca Flashpoint media arts academy earlier this month, will take a floor at 401 N. Michigan.

ABU DHABI, UAE-The Orlando-based restaurant and hotel company has agreed to build the hotel in conjunction with Aabar Properties, a subsidiary of International Petroleum.

TAYLOR, MI-This 900,000-square-foot mall, the largest in Michigan south of Detroit, is owned by the non-core mall company that split off from General Growth Properties earlier this year.

CHICAGO-The online payment firm is leasing 26,350 square feet for five years for its headquarters here in the West Loop.