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While most of the economy has shrunk amid the pandemic, the industrial sector has held strong, expanding as e-commerce booms.
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The Bay Area could see 8.6M SF of industrial property come online this year across its various submarkets.
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A lot of construction firms claim to be design-build contractors, but what does it really mean to embrace the design-build approach?
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Putting a warehouse on an urban infill site is rife with difficulties, but it might just be worth it.
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Shrinking land supply is pushing industrial players into less established DFW submarkets.
Forney is scoring big in the North Texas last-mile industrial lotto, with Amazon announcing plans to bring a fulfillment center and 500 jobs to the suburb.
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Industrial demand for new space has collapsed, but many users are feeling a space crunch, and over the long term, this could be of real benefit to developers.
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A new industrial development is coming to northeast Dallas.
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As e-commerce demand keeps rising, there's nowhere for warehouses to go but up.
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As the e-commerce market soars, pent-up demand for warehouse space is set to break free when the shutdown ends
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