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Amazon opened 14 new distribution centers in the Philly area in 2020 alone, and it already has nine more on the way this year.
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Two Chicago firms have launched a fund aiming to buy up $150M in industrial services facilities. One of their first purchases is a Fort Worth storage yard.
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When complete, the spec building will offer oversized truck courts, parking for 1,500 cars and more than 1,000 trailer parking spaces.
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A new rule aimed at reducing emissions from warehouse traffic in SoCal has some developers worried.
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DHL signs for new Birmingham warehouse as logistics demand shows no sign of slackening.
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A growing Baytown industrial park will grow further when Walmart opens a new 1M SF distribution center this fall.
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For now: higher pay, better amenities at warehouses. But thanks to tech, it may not last.
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Anticipating demand, a DFW developer wants to build 15 new cold storage facilities.
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Retailers and suppliers are changing their U.S. distribution networks, and Houston's port and industrial real estate sector are benefiting.
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Industrial specialist buying office scheme for £100M.
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