Transwestern

CHICAGO—Brad Migdal, a site selection expert with Transwestern, tells GlobeSt.com that the recent moves by Allstate and Beam Suntory should motivate Lake County to make it cheaper for millennial workers to live there.

CHICAGO—Like many in the CBD, the owners of 200 W. Madison have made sure to boost and upgrade amenities before the city's new office towers open.

BOSTON—There's not too much real estate brokers and investors can't like about the region's industrial market with each segment—warehouse, flex and manufacturing—enjoying lower vacancies and higher rents.

CHICAGO—After searching for about a year, the vocational college found a centrally-located space on one floor that had already been used as a school.

CHICAGO—The industrial market has tightened up considerably around the airport, but the property could still be used for retail or even office.

HOUSTON--Transwestern is helping to launch a new-to-Houston restaurant.

CHICAGO—The industrial leasing market has now had 18 straight quarters of positive absorption, but the last quarter marked the highest activity since the end of 2013.

CHICAGO—At the start of 2016, good fundamentals, including falling unemployment rates, low interest rates and higher office absorption bode well for commercial property owners, according to a new report from Transwestern.