Philadelphia View count: 48 Philly's Port Has Its First China Shipping Route As It Makes Play For Larger Role In U.S. Supply Chain Aug 28, 2022 | Matthew Rothstein Philadelphia Industrial
National View count: 24 Fresh Supply Chain Woes Cropping Up In Europe, Asia Aug 17, 2022 | Dees Stribling, Bisnow National National Industrial
New York View count: 51 Construction Costs Rise 8% In NYC As New Project Filings Drop Aug 4, 2022 | Ciara Long, New York City New York Construction & Dev
National View count: 37 Multifamily Construction Stays Strong As Activity Slows For Other Asset Classes Jul 22, 2022 | Ciara Long, New York City National Construction & Dev
Los Angeles View count: 22 No Deal Yet At West Coast Ports, Retailers Urge Resolution Jul 1, 2022 | Bianca Barragán, Southern California Los Angeles Industrial
London View count: 51 Russia-Ukraine War: As German War Machine Gears Up, Will CRE Seize The Rewards? May 11, 2022 | David Thame, Bisnow UK London Industrial
New York View count: 29 Contractors Are All But Guaranteed To Balk At GMPs. Here’s What Project Owners Can Do About It May 4, 2022 | John Krukowski, Studio B Deputy Editor Sponsored Content
Washington, D.C. View count: 14 What Do A McDonald’s Hamburger And The Construction Labor Shortage Have In Common? Apr 7, 2022 | Julia Troy, Studio B Editor Sponsored Content
National View count: 74 Record-High Logistics Pressures Indicate Supply Chain Issues Aren’t Over Yet Apr 6, 2022 | Bianca Barragán, Southern California National Economy
National View count: 22 22,000 Union Workers At 29 West Coast Ports May Strike Mar 28, 2022 | Dees Stribling, Bisnow National National Industrial
Chicago View count: 60 Supply Chain Issues Are Here To Stay. Are Procurement Teams The Answer? Mar 1, 2022 | Julia Troy, Studio B Editor Sponsored Content
National View count: 39 Prologis: Expect Industrial Rents To Rise Another 10% This Year Feb 10, 2022 | Katie Murar, Bisnow West Coast Editor National Industrial
National View count: 48 ‘Are We In Trouble Now?’ Data Centers Are About To Finally Feel The Supply Chain Pinch Feb 6, 2022 | Dan Rabb, Data Centers National Data Center
Chicago View count: 68 Cold Weather Markets Now Seeing Severe Shortages Of Precast Concrete, And There Aren't Many Options Jan 26, 2022 | Brian Rogal, Bisnow Chicago Chicago Industrial
National The 18 Deals And Trends That Defined Real Estate In 2021 Dec 19, 2021 | Catie Dixon, Managing Editor National Commercial Real Estate
National View count: 38 CRE Experts Mostly Aced Their 2021 Predictions. Here's What They Missed — And 3 Trends No One Saw Coming Dec 9, 2021 | Andrew Martinez, Bisnow Boston National Commercial Real Estate
Washington, D.C. View count: 24 As Supply Chain Issues Continue, How Can Contractors Help? Dec 9, 2021 | Julia Troy, Studio B Editor Sponsored Content
National View count: 30 Industrial Tenants Face Huge Rent Hikes In Renewing Expiring Five-Year, 10-Year Leases Dec 6, 2021 | Andrew Martinez, Bisnow Boston National Industrial
National View count: 36 Amazon, Walmart Among Companies Given 45 Days To Respond To FTC Probe Into Supply Chain Price Gouging Nov 30, 2021 | Dees Stribling, Bisnow National National Retail
National View count: 40 The Supply Chain Is Finally Improving Nov 22, 2021 | Matthew Rothstein National Industrial
National View count: 21 Go Big Or Go Home: Largest Retailers’ Moves To Stay Stocked And Dodge Supply Chain Snarls Pay Off Nov 18, 2021 | Katie Murar, Bisnow West Coast Editor National Retail
National View count: 19 Biden Sets Sights On Multibillion-Dollar Port Upgrades In Wake Of Infrastructure Bill Passage Nov 10, 2021 | Dees Stribling, Bisnow National National Industrial
Chicago View count: 29 Roofing Contractors Forced To Navigate Today’s ‘Upside-Down’ Supply Chain Oct 29, 2021 | John Krukowski, Studio B Deputy Editor Sponsored Content
National View count: 38 USPS Adding 45 New Distribution Centers To Handle Holiday Crush Oct 29, 2021 | Matthew Rothstein National Industrial
Los Angeles View count: 27 California Getting $5B To Improve Ports Oct 28, 2021 | Bianca Barragán, Southern California Los Angeles Economy