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Deep human interaction is what sets us apart from computers and can't be replicated with technology, so humans will never be obsolete in the workplace, Fortune's Geoff Colvin tells attendees at MBA CREF.

Particularly in the I-15 corridor, the market has surpassed peak pricing, there's a void of smaller buildings and rapidly growing smaller businesses are increasing demand, Colliers' Marc Posthumus tells GlobeSt.com.

Panelists at MBA's CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention and Expo 2018 say that one of the biggest surprises of 2017 was that spreads had continued to grind way tighter than they had thought they would.

With more major diversified financial institutions appearing to be taking ownership stakes in debt funds, mortgage-banking firms and technology platforms, the waters are growing murkier for those that have been in this space for some time, panelists at MBA CREF tell attendees.

Strong fundamentals, coupled with a supply/demand imbalance and rising interest rates, paint a rosy picture of the apartment sector for lenders, speakers at the MBA CREF/Multifamily conference tell attendees.

Surrounding our coverage of MBA, we chat with Eric Enloe, managing director of JLL's valuation and advisory services, on that very question and why we shouldn't count the suburbs out.

Giving back is in Cuningham Group Architecture's DNA, principal Phil Soule tells GlobeSt.com as the firm marks its 50th anniversary this year with a series of community-service programs named Uplift 50.

Panelists on the banking panel at MBA's CREF/Multifamily Housing Convention and Expo 2018 discuss the financing market today, where things are headed and who they are losing deals to.