Industrial

The April 29th deadline is fast approaching. In preparation for our Women of Influence special feature and retreat, Real Estate Forum is putting a spotlight on the achievements of women in commercial real estate. Read on to nominate.

Colliers states that as a company-owned operation, the Charlotte office will further augment the Toronto-based firm's owned operations by adding service capabilities in what it describes as “one of America's vibrant and fast-growing markets.”

A healthy supply and demand balance is evident in DFW industrial with vacancy creeping higher, most notably in the North Fort Worth/Alliance submarket which is pulling interest from developers and tenants, especially for big box.

The popular solar feed-in-tariff program that is fully subscribed—but a new push from may encourage the city to make the program permanent.

The deadline for Real Estate Forum's next installment of Influencers is fast approaching. Be sure to nominate the people and firms who shape the CRE finance market by April 16th.

The Regina Company produced a variety of music boxes before being driven into bankruptcy by the rise of the phonograph. It began focusing on production of vacuum cleaners in the 1930s.

Warehouses are getting smarter, and distribution channels are getting more efficient. GlobeSt.com chats with Stan Johnson director Jimmy Ullrich on what the future looks like for the sector in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> Q&amp;A.

Moving manufacturing operations up to the high desert will help drive occupancy for owners and the bottom line for users.