The Battle For E-Commerce Dominance Is Wide Open

Retailers and couriers are getting creative to conquer the last mile of delivery.

'A Domino Effect': Why The Rash Of Recent Chicago Office Deals Could Mean More Activity On The Way

Office buildings are finally trading hands in Chicago. Market watchers attribute the uptick to more price discovery and a shrinking bid-ask spread.

St. Dominic's Church Has A Date with the Wrecking Ball

The 110 year old church will be replaced by a 40 unit condo development.

'Everybody Wants Chick-fil-A': Why The Chicken Chain Is Dominating Fast Food

Chick-fil-A has vaulted past its chicken competition and is poised to be the third-largest U.S. fast-food chain by 2020. Bisnow explores how that is possible.

Spec Off Deck: Omens Forewarn The End Of Industrial Domination

Industrial development has moved at a breakneck speed, but that could change as banks pull back and challenges outside sectors begin to dampen demand.

Making the Most of a Millennial-Dominated Workforce

Open-Air Retail’s Dominance Could Last Well Beyond The Pandemic

A preference for open-air properties present before, and especially during, the coronavirus pandemic may last well beyond it, retail experts say.

Finance And Technology Companies Dominate 2025's 7 Biggest Office Leases In The U.S.

Tenants from the finance and insurance and technology sectors accounted for half of 2025's large office leasing volume in the nation’s biggest markets.

E-Commerce Is Dominating Industrial Leasing Across The U.S.

Mega-box and big-box spaces continue to be in high demand, JLL said, with five leases in excess of 1M SF signed nationwide in Q4 2016

'Perhaps The Opportunity Is Gone': DFW's Life Sciences Market Is Emerging, But Some Say Domination Is Unlikely

The life sciences market has seen a rush of investment in recent years, but some say the ship has sailed on DFW's chances of becoming an industry leader.