Industrial Real Estate

In 2025, Jacksonville’s industrial leasing market was led by small tenants, with most deals involving spaces under 10,000 square feet. According to John Cole, an Industrial Real Estate Adv...

Industrial real estate deals are taking significantly longer to close than before the pandemic. Tenants now spend well over a year evaluating and negotiating leases that previously wrapped u...

Data center construction reached an estimated $60 billion to $70 billion out of $1.25 trillion in total U.S. construction starts in 2025, accounting for roughly five to six percent of all ne...

Ask a New Orleans resident where the next up-and-coming neighborhood is, and you’ll likely get several different answers. Still, a handful of areas across the metro are drawing increasing ...

The industrial real estate market is splitting into two distinct tracks. While demand for large-format warehouses is cooling, operators of small-bay warehouse properties, defined as spaces o...

After a period of caution in 2023 and early 2024, banks are returning to construction lending, opening new opportunities for technology platforms that address the sector’s complex document...

Indiantown is attracting industrial projects from Martin County by offering faster permitting and fewer regulatory hurdles, according to Village Manager Taryn Kryzda. Developers increasingly...

Manufacturing business valuations are increasingly tied to tariff policy and geopolitical risk. Brokers are adjusting pricing multiples based on trade conditions rather than relying solely o...

Administrative transitions in Washington significantly influence office, industrial, and retail real estate across Maryland, Virginia, and the District of Columbia. According to Chris LeBart...

The New Orleans commercial real estate market is undergoing a clear shift from the seller-driven conditions of recent years to a landscape where buyers hold more leverage and deals face grea...

Pinal County, located between Phoenix and Tucson, has become one of Arizona’s fastest-growing regions, issuing more than 3,000 single-family permits in 2024 alone. This surge in developmen...

Commercial real estate is undergoing a significant change in how deals are sourced and closed. While new technologies promise faster lead generation, a growing number of professionals are re...

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...