Colliers

NEW YORK CITY—The gulf between Class A, B and C rents is not nearly as large now as it was back in the third quarter of 2008 when the disparity between Class A and C space was $40.92-per-square-foot.

CHICAGO—Properties that have modern amenities, whether on-site, or in the surrounding community, instead of losing them to the CBD.

CHICAGO—Although there was a bit of a lull, a large group of tenants are now hunting for big box distribution buildings, according to Colliers.

INDIANAPOLIS-Developers hit pause in 2016 and allowed the 2015 crop of buildings to get absorbed, and are now ready for a new round of construction.

NEW YORK CITY—Market Factory, Frame.io and Cuebiq signed separate 5,702 square-foot leases for full floor spaces on the 12th, 10th and third floors, respectively at the 12-floor 69,310-sf boutique office building.

SAN FRANCISCO—While the commercial real estate markets remain strong, we're approaching the top of the cycle, with elevated pricing and some resistance from investors, Colliers International's Andrew Nelson tells GlobeSt.com.

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

INDIANAPOLIS—Downtown is getting a new look as more companies establish offices there.