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What’s Ahead For Boston’s Competitive Industrial Sector? Find Out At Bisnow’s March 16 Event

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Boston’s industrial market has been called the most diverse in the country, with e-commerce companies, biomanufacturers from the area’s vibrant life sciences industry and more all competing for precious warehouse space.

In a report released late last year, CBRE noted that competition for industrial space in Beantown had turned “cutthroat” due to a severe imbalance between supply and demand.

CBRE said “insatiable demand for any available space” in Boston has continued to drive the industrial market during the pandemic.

What lies ahead for Boston and how will the city and environs address their shortage of industrial space?

Find out March 16 at Bisnow’s Boston’s Industrial Forecast event. Learn more about and register for it here.

At least three panel discussions are planned for the event, including one on “The Future Warehouse: Evolving Trends Impacting Space and Operations.” Scheduled speakers will include:

— Moderator John Plante, managing principal for Langan.

— Daniel Connaughton, East region vice president of development for Link Logistics Real Estate.

— Hunter Emerson, principal at Equity Industrial Partners.

— PJ Foster, a Colliers senior vice president.

— Jason Grant, ARCO New England principal and regional manager.

— John Geshwiler,  Catalyze co-founder and chief strategy and investment officer.

Another panel will address Boston’s industrial stock availability and will include:

— Moderator Tony Coskren, executive managing director for Newmark.

— Benjamin Harris, founder and CEO of Pinedale Capital.

— Oscar Wong, head of Eastern region investments for Modlo.

— Michael Chase, chief investment officer for STAG Industrial.

— Paul Ketterer, director of AEW Capital Management.

A third panel will discuss managing the costs of cold storage. Its participants are to include:

— Chris Bailey, president of New England Cold Storage.

— Bryan Hedge, president of RLS Complete.

— Mark Moore, president of CMC Design-Build.

This will be a live event at Boston’s Westin Copley Place. Bisnow is committed to practicing safe Covid-19 protocols at all events.

To learn more and register, click here.

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