Lululemon and H&M are the latest chains to play with letting shoppers wear clothes before fully committing to buying them.

The e-commerce giant could lease as much as 1 million sq. ft. at a Brooklyn logistics facility.

EBay plans to negotiate discounts with logistics providers for warehouse space.

One of the largest industrial property owners in the country has started offering its tenants a new lease structure.

The city is now second only to the San Francisco Bay Area for high-tech employment.

Industry experts say there’s plenty of room left for upscale food courts outside gateway markets.

The higher potential returns of percentage rent may make it a worthwhile lease model for landlords.

Midsize tenants drive a significant portion of demand for industrial space in cities.

Commercial occupancy at the building has fallen from 100 percent to 84 percent.

Lululemon opened a new store at Chicago that will function as a fitness studio and allow visitors to borrow Lululemon clothes to work out in.