Navigating the Industrial Real Estate Market
There is a lot of discussion from experienced industrial real estate brokers about the scarcity of industrial space. Nationally, the industrial space market continues to
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Industrial Space Remains Scarce
With more than 240 million square feet of net absorption over five consecutive years, the U.S. industrial space market continues its busiest five year period ever.
Construction Labor Shortages Continue
Generally, US construction firms are optimistic about 2019. Forecasters project industrywide growth in the commercial, residential and industrial sectors. Still, a persistent labor shortage of
Predicting Growth in 2019
Despite some negative indicators, the Illinois commercial real estate office and industrial markets are poised for growth in 2019.
Continued Growth in the Suburban Office Market
Chicago Suburban Office and End to Doom and Gloom? There has been a lot of doom and gloom regarding suburban office space in Chicagoland. The
Illinois Business Climate?
There is a lot of discussion about the potential failings of the business climate in Illinois but sometimes we lose perspective on the issue. Doing
City of Chicago Budget Woes May Lead to A Chicago Income Tax?
New Mayor Rahm Emanuel and his team are starting to float a variety of trial balloons regarding ways to raise the revenue needed to close
Lake County Remains Fiscally Sound
While there is a lot of talk between brokers about the worrisome finances of the State of Illinois and the city of Chicago, each county
The Implications of Proposed New Accounting Rules for Commercial Real Estate Owners, Users, Developers and Brokers
The Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB) has been contemplating making significant changes in how both public and private companies account for leases. While the eventual