Colliers

The new owners of OfficeMax's former HQ say it will soon have amenities similar to ones in Fulton Market properties.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, David Amsterdam of Colliers offers insights on how demand remains healthy with no shortage of capital in the market despite investors keeping a watchful eye on the pace at which the Fed continues to raise rates.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Matt Musselman, Colliers' associate director of property marketing, and Laura Ford, Colliers EVP, offer insights on how landlords can make properties stand out.

A good location with income stream from a solid urban tenant is a priority for players ranging from institutional buyers to private-capital funds, Colliers' Bill Shrader tells GlobeSt.com.

Multi-story warehouse development hasn't caught on quite yet in the US, but it's a big trend in some Asian countries that will require an overhaul of 18-wheelers to be fully realized here, Colliers' Mike Kendall tells GlobeSt.com.

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.

FedEx, UPS and OnTrac are stepping up their demand for warehouse space in this market, making 2018 one of the strongest years for new industrial construction in 19 years, Colliers' Ted Cuthbert tells GlobeSt.com.

Following a summer slowdown, industrial tenants leased 13.9 million square feet during the final three months of the year, representing a 52.8 percent jump quarter-over-quarter.