09.30.2021
Supply Chain Issues Pushing Industrial Rents to Records
Industrial occupiers would rather pay more for rent than for transportation costs. As supply chain issues grow around the country and around the world, U.S. industrial property owners are benefiting, seeing strong demand for space from end-users…
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09.30.2021
Raising Downtowns Up
Reinvention Ahead “Ghost towns.” That is how Bloomberg reporters recently described London, New York, and San Francisco, all of which experienced significant decreases in workplace activity during the pandemic. Such a bleak scenario seems a logical outgrowth…
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09.30.2021
A Questionable State of the Industry
Delta Variant Brings a Cloud to Brightening Skies Is that a light at the end of the tunnel that CRE practitioners see, or is it the Delta variant “train” heading towards them? The truth is…
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09.29.2021
The System of Systems
As the Nation Awaits Repairs to Infrastructure, Industrial Specialists Are Adapting At the time of this writing, the U.S. stands to lose its global competitive edge if Congress fails to take action on a pair…
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