Colliers

CHICAGO—The rise of the West Loop does not mean River North has fallen.

SAN DIEGO—Progress has finally been made on the development of the Glen at Scripps Ranch, a continuing-care retirement community, no thanks to CEQA regulations, Colliers' David Santistevan tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

CHICAGO—Things look good for the River North pioneer, as the submarket remains the marquee destination for corporate firms relocating from the suburbs.

NEW YORK CITY—Colliers International's Dwight Hotchkiss says the overhaul typically entails "relocation and consolidation of multiple warehouses into larger state-of-the-art facilities near population centers, ports and major intermodal facilities suitable for reaching consumers quickly.”

PHILADELPHIA—Michael Barmash of Colliers' Philadelphia office handled all of the deals.

CHICAGO—Amazon's announcement that it plans a new 850K warehouse in Monee, IL, is just the latest move in a series that has altered the thinking of brokers and occupiers in the big box distribution space.

DENVER—DCT Industrial Trust is ready to start developing another distribution building here, further contributing to the region's robust level of new construction.   

PHILADELPHIA—Carpenter Technology's Philadelphia location will bring approximately 100 positions to the city, over time. The move by the specialty metals company provides better access to transportation, customer markets, world-class universities, and increased visibility with broad talent pools.