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Malls, shopping centers could be eyed for infill distribution centers, experts say.
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The e-commerce boom has followed the migration of people back into cities. As delivery in urban areas rises, urban fulfillment centers are becoming the norm.
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Clayco acquired a site near Portland for a 344K SF spec industrial development.
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In anticipation of Texas legalizing marijuana, one cannabis company is setting up shop in Dallas with plans to expand elsewhere in the state.
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Secondary distribution and warehouse markets stand to benefit from an influx of new supply as e-commerce players build out and modernize their supply chain.
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New York City's millennials demand speedy online delivery. Limited industrial space makes urban last-mile challenging. Red Hook could solve the problem.
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A shareholder complaint against Charlotte-based Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises accused CEO James Ferland and CFO Jenny Apker of concealing and spreading issues.
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Cold storage warehouses may be the next big investment.
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Gifts bought online are more likely to be returned than those purchased in brick-and-mortar stores.
Imperial Toy renewed its lease of a 258K SF industrial warehouse, and TH Real Estate purchased Frontera Industrial Business Park.
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