Retailers Warn Of Dropping Demand While Warehouse Inventories Swell
Major retailers cut their forecasts as consumers slow spending and warehouses fill up.
Major retailers cut their forecasts as consumers slow spending and warehouses fill up.
Demand is outpacing supply for apartment and industrial properties, pushing prices up, while office and retail drag overall prices into a slight decline.
Warehouses across the country are at capacity as retailers hunt for more places to store excess inventory.
A Chicago industrial REIT is eyeing several acquisitions in Houston and elsewhere in Texas.
There are hints of overcapacity in the entire industrial market, not just with e-commerce behemoth Amazon.
A third-party logistics company leased 190K SF in the Inland Empire city of Fontana, California.
It's the latest pushback from communities over the side effects of warehouses in the Inland Empire.
Cybersecurity company Fortinet continues its real estate purchasing spree in Union City, California.
The site is entitled for a 105-foot-tall warehouse and fulfillment center.
Land near ports is more desirable than ever, thanks to a years-long shipping backup in U.S. port cities.
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