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Jeremy Cohen, a partner at national commercial real estate firm Hartman Simons, offers insights in this exclusive interview.

Myriad factors—including shifting demographics and advances in law-related and other technologies—are causing law firms to rethink their space requirements, CGS3's Sean Southard tells GlobeSt.com.

“Strong investor interest in new construction, vacant-forward sales, and institutional buying off of I-95 speaks to the depth of demand for all things industrial in New Jersey,” says Gary Gabriel, executive managing director, Cushman & Wakefield.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Robert McGee recently discussed why Houston is attracting industrial giants such as Dräger and Bauer Manufacturing, firms that are increasingly serving as the backbone of the local economy.

But investors remain as interested as ever in Chicago-area properties, including ones in the suburbs.

“There has been a lack of significant new medical office development over the past decade…”

The tech giant proposes increasing its office space to a total of 320,000 square feet, plus providing 50,000 square feet for public space at the Hudson River development.

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