Industrial Real Estate

Secondary and tertiary markets along interstate corridors are attracting more interest from manufacturers. These companies are seeking lower property costs and reliable labor pools, advantag...

A new wave of demand for industrial real estate is emerging in the Midwest as waste-to-energy technology finally becomes economically viable. Facilities that convert solid waste into energy ...

The industrial real estate market is no longer driven by the traditional process of companies identifying space needs and hiring brokers to fulfill them. According to Joe Santaularia, presid...

The Mid-Atlantic commercial real estate market sits at the intersection of federal influence and hyper-local dynamics, creating complexities that big data platforms often overlook. Chris LeB...

The Village of Indiantown, a small municipality in western Martin County, Florida, is facing a challenge that’s become common in fast-growing parts of the state: how to support new develop...

Commercial real estate in smaller southern Illinois markets is experiencing rapid growth, driven by workforce availability, infrastructure, and demand for new technologies. BARBERMURPHY, a r...

Developers are actively acquiring single-story warehouses south of the Queensborough Bridge and plan to replace them with five- to seven-story residential buildings. This strategy is creatin...

Sophisticated buyers who once treated contamination as a manageable cost are now walking away from industrial properties with environmental issues, sharply narrowing what qualifies as invest...

Conservative lending practices are creating a financing gap in Brooklyn and Queens industrial real estate, pushing more transactions toward seller financing and all-cash deals as buyers stru...

Entitlement timelines have become as critical as labor costs and logistics access in determining which markets capture industrial investment, according to David Ebrahimzadeh, President and F...

The Brooklyn industrial real estate market is recalibrating as higher interest rates and tighter lending conditions prompt buyers and sellers to rethink their strategies. After several years...

Secondary markets across the country are changing their approach to industrial development: they are building warehouse and distribution space on a speculative basis, or risk being dismissed...

Wichita’s status as a global center for aerospace manufacturing is more than a slogan. Decades of investment by companies such as Boeing and Textron, along with their predecessors, have cr...

Surging demand for data centers has created a new opportunity for industrial developers with access to what the market calls powered land — sites with large, immediately accessible electri...

After nearly fifty years in commercial real estate, Ted Branson noticed a clear pattern in his career: almost all of his transactions—95%—were industrial deals. This realization led him ...