Colliers

MINNEAPOLIS—Net absorption has been steadily rising since about 2012, and in 2015 developers set a local record for new construction, completing nearly four million square feet of industrial space.

DALLAS—The region is becoming a top destination for companies and a target for investors who are eyeing it anew in the wake of its economic expansion and job growth, Colliers' Steve Everbach tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

LOS ANGELES—It may be a while before the full effect of the Panama Canal's widening is felt by both coasts' ports, the business world and the industrial real estate sector, Colliers' Dwight Hotchkiss tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

ATLANTA—Or almost all the way. Colliers International's Will Matthews tells GlobeSt.com why class A represents more than 80% of new multifamily product in the nation's top 10 MSAs, and what this means for rents.

PARSIPPANY, NJ—Colliers says the state's industrial sector is continuing to show historic levels of growth, as tightening availabilities likely contributed to a slowdown in leasing velocity during the past three months.

MIAMI—“There is significant demand for high-quality flex/office space with high parking ratios in southwest Broward County.”

ORLANDO—The industrial market in Central Florida continues to show robust activity in leasing and sales, and you should watch these two cities closely.

PHILADELPHIA—Clarke's, one of the oldest bars in New York, has signed a fifteen-year lease with Keystone Property Group for 16,835 square feet of ground floor space at The Curtis.