The Supply Chain Revolution Means Big Things For Industrial Real Estate
Chris Caton describes the trends that will dominate supply chain real estate.
Chris Caton describes the trends that will dominate supply chain real estate.
Three real estate CEOs made the list of the global top 100
The New York/New Jersey logistics market had the fastest-growing average rent in the world, according to a Prologis report.
Seattle's dense population and high e-commerce customer base put it as one of the most likely markets to see more multistory warehouse development.
The industrial sector has seen declining absorption the last three quarters and an uptick in vacancies the last two — still not enough for experts to panic
The biggest deal is New York City sales, leasing and financing over the last week.
JLL has formed a 'task force' with members of its retail and industrial practices to facilitate redevelopments of the former into the latter.
The deal brings Trammell Crow in line with Prologis and other industrial landlords eager to entice ESG-focused investors and tenants.
Cities in Texas, Arizona and California are hot spots.
Experts from Matan Cos., Prologis, Brookfield, MCB Real Estate and JLL see room for further rent growth in the mid-Atlantic industrial market.
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