Land trends with Caldwell Cos' Keith Edwards, Clay Roper, Daniel Greco
Industrial rents in Otay Mesa are still fairly low, but that might not last.
With the soaring cost of industrial development in the Lower Mainland, more builders could find themselves heading out Chilliwack way.
Demand is up for industrial, and landlords are getting in a better position.
Developers would do well to take a bit of risk and build large-scale industrial facilities with clear heights up to 40 feet, NKFD's Rob Renaud says.
CapRock Partners breaks ground in two projects in Rialto, buys 65 acres in Ontario.
The last industrial parcel in Oceanside over 10 acres is being developed.
Pope & Land Takes Steps Toward Massive Coweta Development
Metro Vancouver’s industrial market is faring better than most others in the country (save for Montreal) with 1M SF of space absorbed in Q3.
David Prior speaking at California Commercial Real Estate Trends Conference
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