industrial

MinnesotaIndustrial

CBRE closes sale of 108,000-square-foot industrial building in Minneapolis area

CBRE Capital Markets recently represented ownership in the sale of the Bass Creek Technology Plaza, a 108,628-square-foot industrial building leased by Carl Zeiss Inc. in…

OhioMultifamily

NAI Ohio Equities helps sell obsolete industrial building in Columbus market

NAI Ohio Equities helpd broker the sale of a 265,000-square-foot functionally obsolete industrial building on 10 acres in the submarket of Clintonville, Ohio, to Vision…

NebraskaIndustrial

Colliers closes 115,000-square-foot industrial lease in Omaha

Colliers International | Omaha arranged the industrial lease of 115,560 square feet at 11651 South 154th Street to Hy-Vee, Inc. Michael W. Miller, Colm Breathnach…

MissouriCRE

Can a new airport bring more businesses to Kansas City?

Kansas City government officials have high hopes for a newly designed, single-terminal airport serving their city. These officials say that a single-terminal building, which would…

MinnesotaIndustrial

CBRE closes 39,000-square-foot lease for automation company in Twin Cities

The Minneapolis office of CBRE recently assisted Turck, Inc. in a new 39,887-square-foot lease to expand its Twin Cities presence at the Plymouth Technology Park…

Peoples Gas opens training center in Little Village

Peoples Gas and North Shore Gas celebrated the grand opening of the new $20 million Peoples Energy Training Center, a new utilities training center in…

Brown Commercial brokers industrial sales in suburban Chicago

Brown Commercial Group brokered three industrial building sales totaling 35,128-square-feet in Chicago's suburban market, according to a statement from Brown Commercial.

Principle Construction completes freezer building for trucking company

A 46,500-square-foot freezer and cooler building was completed by Principle Construction for Budreck Truck Lines in University Park, Illinois.

It’s an uncertain world, but commercial real estate remains top investment choice

Investors, both domestic and foreign, still love commercial real estate.