Arch-Con: Bid Adieu to Spec

What will the industrial market look like in 2015? Arch-Con SVP Jason Cooper tells us that new industrial projects coming out of the ground will be driven more by build-to-suit requirements than spec requirements. For example, of the current industrial projects Arch-Con has under construction, four of them are build-to-suit developments. In addition, Victory Packaging Pinto, a project Arch-Con recently delivered 45 days before contract completion (talk about a happy customer) was a build-to-suit. And what about industrial pricing? Come to the Industrial Summit tomorrow and Jason will look into his crystal ball and make a keen prediction on what subcontractor pricing will look like in 2015. Teaser…you should be happy about his prediction. For more information on our sponsor, click here.

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