Industrial

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.

Nearly half of the industrial space under construction has been pre-leased, the most since 2000, and this level of demand is seen in a broad cross-section of markets, not just ones on the coasts.

Here is a roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

CHICAGO—Some areas, such as the I-55 submarket, have matured, and Cicero is about to see its first new speculative building in roughly ten years.

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

CHICAGO—The latest deals, trends and transactions in the Midwest region.

HOUSTON—As the population continues to grow, the east side is poised to capitalize on developer and business interest due to favorable demographics, economic development and infrastructure expansion.

CHICAGO—The latest real estate news from the Midwest region.