07.08.2022
There ‘Simply Isn’t Space to Lease’ in Industrial Anymore
Rent growth climbed 19% YoY, according to Cushman & Wakefield; space now fetching $8.36 per square foot. Industrial leasing activity fell below 200 million square feet in Q2, according to Cushman & Wakefield’s report, but…
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Another Wave of Shipping and Supply Chain Challenges is On the Way
Labor, trucking, unions are among the issues, not to mention back-ups at ports. After a period of relative sanity, another wave of shipping congestion is expected to happen soon. By now weary retailers are familiar…
Read More07.06.2022
The Apartment Markets at Greatest Risk for Oversupply
While the industry plays catch-up on housing construction, Apartments.com points to several markets perhaps going in the wrong direction. Multifamily construction in the US is at its highest level in 40 years. Currently, there are…
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Texas v. New Mexico Water Trial Delayed For Settlement Talks
A trial in the case Texas brought against New Mexico centered around Rio Grande water use has once again been delayed. This delay comes amid negotiations that could lead to a settlement. In the case,…
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