Colliers

INDIANAPOLIS—Leasing activity has gotten robust in many northern submarkets, and Citimark and a few other developers are launching projects to meet the demand.

INDIANAPOLIS—There is a revival going on in downtown Indianapolis, as more tenants seek to occupy the CBD's historic office buildings.

EAST COSTA MESA, CA—A world-class multifamily rental market adjacent to Newport Beach, East Costa Mesa offers excellent lifestyle amenities, proximity to employers and high average household income, Colliers executives tells GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

CHICAGO—It's a busy time for industrial builders, and Principle has begun construction on one of the few remaining sites along I-55.

ORLANDO—“The gulf between these newer buildings and the older buildings that do not offer and many that cannot be updated has grown significantly in this cycle.”

SAN DIEGO—This one submarket, with its proximity to the harbor and old-world feel, is seeing the highest rental rates in the Downtown market, Colliers' Victor Krebs tells GlobeSt.com in this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b> look at the area.

CHICAGO—The vacancy rate increased slightly over the course of the year, but only because developers are finishing record amounts of big box distribution buildings.

IRVINE, CA—GlobeSt.com learns <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b> that Michael Hartel and Joe Winkelmann have joined Colliers' Orange County team as EVP and SVP, respectively, returning to the firm where they began their careers.