Colliers

BOSTON—The aforementioned Cambridge market is “essentially full” according to Colliers, Boston. The overall vacancy rate in this biotech hub is 2.9% with the office component posting a 4.2% vacancy rate and the laboratory sector showing a 1.8% vacancy.

OCEANPORT, NJ—Colliers International Group has been named marketing agent for Russel Hall, an iconic, 42,300-square-foot office building on the former Fort Monmouth military base in Oceanport, one of the highlights in this week's wrap-up of deals.

ORLANDO—GlobeSt.com caught up with Ryan Kratz, president of Colliers International Tampa Bay, Central Florida and Southwest Florida, to get some insights in this <b> EXCLUSIVE </b>interview.

PARSIPPANY, NJ—The Marks Paneth lease reflects an ongoing trend of flight to quality among Morris County office users.

MIAMI—“The demand for assets on Flagler Street is increasingly becoming more apparent as we're seeing more families and multi-owner trusts agreeing to sell.”

CHICAGO—Logistics demand is strong in major markets across the country and will continue to be, with some secondary markets emerging to help satisfy users' voracious appetites, Colliers' Jack Rosenberg and James Breeze tell GlobeSt.com <b>EXCLUSIVELY</b>.

MIAMI—“New York investors understand the value of neighborhood revitalization, repositioning historic properties and acquiring assets early on in the process.”

MIAMI—Is Downtown Miami turning into the next South Beach? Colliers' Ken Krasnow sounds off in this <b> EXCLUSIVE</b> interview.