This level of pre-leasing activity suggests users are still very active as online shopping and same-day delivery forces companies to move closer to customers.
Greater Baltimore is home to several new and expanding breweries that are feeding the public's increasing appetite for unique beers.
Malls, shopping centers could be eyed for infill distribution centers, experts say.
CenterPoint Properties' Jim Clewlow and Duke Realty's Nick Anthony discuss how intermodal logistics is spurring industrial real estate in secondary markets.
The e-commerce boom has followed the migration of people back into cities. As delivery in urban areas rises, urban fulfillment centers are becoming the norm.
Clayco acquired a site near Portland for a 344K SF spec industrial development.
In anticipation of Texas legalizing marijuana, one cannabis company is setting up shop in Dallas with plans to expand elsewhere in the state.
Secondary distribution and warehouse markets stand to benefit from an influx of new supply as e-commerce players build out and modernize their supply chain.
New York City's millennials demand speedy online delivery. Limited industrial space makes urban last-mile challenging. Red Hook could solve the problem.
A shareholder complaint against Charlotte-based Babcock & Wilcox Enterprises accused CEO James Ferland and CFO Jenny Apker of concealing and spreading issues.
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