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GlobeSt.com caught up with Jeff Keppen, senior vice president at CBRE, to find out how young professionals and others are responding to the new strategy in this exclusive interview.

Demand from various industries has pushed gross activity and rents up and vacancy down, and there has been an uptick in rollover from adjacent regions such as Orange County, where the market is even tighter, CBRE's Tom McAllister tells GlobeSt.com.

HOUSTON—Northland Woods Apartments is operated as an affordable apartment community for residents earning 60% of the area median income or less with rents restricted at 50% area median income.

CHICAGO, INDIANAPOLIS—Empty big box spaces have opened up across the US, but top locations could see expansions from players not previously in the market. 

CHICAGO—“One year ago, most buyers would have considered a deconversion deal for 207 units a long-shot,” CBRE's Haddadin says.

INDIANAPOLIS—Like most other regions, Indianapolis is suffering from the competition with e-commerce, but the overall economy remains vibrant.

LOS ANGELES—New tech platforms like Spacegrab are bringing the sharing economy to commercial real estate to create a more streamlined and efficient deal making process.

SAN JOSE, CA—Curious about how to maintain a distinct personality with the ever-changing workplace transformation and technological innovations currently taking place? Robin Weckesser, president of a3 Workplace Strategies takes a closer look at the subject in this EXCLUSIVE commentary.