The warehouse market is an ever-evolving landscape, driven by shifts in demand, economic factors, and market conditions. One trend that has been gaining[..]
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What’s Next for the Industrial Real Estate Market?
Republished with permission from robthornburgh.com.
The industrial landscape has experienced an unprecedented run over the last few years, breaking[..]
Supply Chain Challenges Help Spur Industrial Construction Boom
The precise origins of the ongoing supply chain disruptions that have resulted in global product shortages across the board are still being debated, but[..]
Resilient Amidst Volatility
We’re just coming off the extreme market dislocation caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, and now find ourselves in an uncertain macroeconomic and high[..]
Giving Life to Office Space
The recent spate of converting existing offices into space that can accommodate the needs of life science companies has made the media sit up and take[..]
Case Study: Max Capital Value
SIOR members close big deals in a big way. Select transaction case studies are featured in the SIOR Report so readers can learn both about and from the[..]
The Great Wait? Or The Great Return?
Service-Oriented Firms Lead the Way While Larger Corporations are Holding Back.
Is the “Great Wait” for things to return to business as usual finally[..]
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[..]
More Women in Industrial CRE Isn’t Just Good For Women- It’s Good For the Industry
Republished with permission from Dallas Business Journal.
Raising Downtowns Up
“Ghost towns.” That is howBloombergreporters recently described London, New York, and San Francisco, all of which experienced significant decreases in[..]