Small E-Commerce Firms Now Fueling Rise Of Industrial Sector

Although the demand for new logistics space was originally driven by large corporations, small e-commerce firms are now providing a lot of the fuel.

Ackerman, JV Partner Pursuing E-Commerce Targeted Warehouse Project In North Georgia

Developers will be targeting e-commerce providers with 40-foot high ceilings.

Fixing What Ails The E-Commerce Supply Chain 'Like Turning An Aircraft Carrier'

The lack of truckers and warehouse workers is plaguing the holiday shipping season as officials warn to shop early.

1M SF FedEx Project Latest Evidence Of E-Commerce Boom

1M SF FedEx Facility at Duke Realty's Park 85 in Braselton Latest in Big Deals Done For E-commerce Enhancement

Modernization, E-Commerce Continue To Drive US Industrial Market

Industrial real estate continues to exhibit unprecedented growth the first half of the year.

Industrial Demand For New Space Goes Into Steep Decline Even As E-Commerce Users Are Busier Than Ever

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.

USPS Adding 45 New Distribution Centers To Handle Holiday Crush

Postmaster General Louis DeJoy wants to position the U.S. Postal Service as a competitor for shipping packages, starting with this holiday season.

Target Planning 4 New Distribution Centers In Major New Logistics Push

Target added two new centers last summer to its network, its first new distribution centers in a decade.

JLL Forms Consultant Group Focused On Last-Mile Distribution Centers

Citing the growing competitiveness in e-commerce, JLL has launched a nationwide group of consultants dedicated to last-mile distribution.

Kroger Strikes Deal With British Online Grocery To Bring Robotic Distribution Centers To The U.S.

Kroger makes a deal with a British online grocery for shiny new robotic warehouses.