Colliers

CHICAGO—Colliers expects that e-commerce will continue to drive the market for years to come, and may even be in its infancy.

IRVINE, CA—Coordinating as many as 10 bidders for one apartment sale demonstrates the confidence investors have in the multifamily investment market in Orange County as we continuue into a new year, Colliers' Patrick Swanson tells GlobeSt.com.

SAN DIEGO—No longer a one-trick pony focused on the golf industry, North County has diversified, plus its location is ideal for decision-makers and workers as far north as Temecula, Colliers' Ted Cuthbert tells GlobeSt.com.

LOS ANGELES—Even without the boost of e-commerce, industrial is being propelled by tailwinds into the current year, Colliers' James Breeze writes in the firm's latest report on the sector.

RIDGEFIELD, NJ—“The Ridgefield property is earmarked for one of KW International's major customers and signals the company's continued growth regionally,” says Colliers' Mike Markey.

SAN DIEGO—While rental rates have spiked 25% in the past two years in Downtown San Diego, there is still more room for growth before tenants feel the pain, Colliers' Tim Cowden tells GlobeSt.com.

CHICAGO—With all the industrial construction going on, many of the most active submarkets are running out of space, and builders like Molto are getting ready to build in new areas.

MINNEAPOLIS—Liberty Property Trust signed three lease agreements totaling 327,124 square feet in the fourth quarter of 2016.