Industrial

CHICAGO—A Swiss firm just paid $27 million for J. Michael Drew's 1333 N. Kingsbury, and proposed zoning changes could bring even more offices into the neighborhood.  

CHICAGO—A selection of the latest deals, personnel moves and trends in the Midwest region.

CHICAGO—The amount of new construction seems well-balanced with the level of demand from users.

What assets are left in the wall of maturities? Are all the good ones are gone? Jenny Redlin discusses what asset issues to be on the lookout for as these refi's come up.

NEW YORK CITY—With this multi-state acquisition, Gramercy Property Trust's portfolio is now 70% industrial, says CIO Nicholas Pell.

WASHINGTON, DC—Values across all four major property types increased during Q3; however, CoStar sees a softening in the priciest assets and markets in most of them.

TUSTIN, CA—For every off-market transaction the firm has closed, there are 20 to 30 on which it has swung and missed, Harbor Associates' Paul Miszkowicz tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at a recent off-market Tustin acquisition.

FONTANA, CA—During the recession, new hiring was minimal, but the workforce continued to get older, and technology is changing the way the industry operates, InTech Center's Ken Eaves tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.