The lion’s share of the closed facilities is located along the Boston—Washington DC corridor and in California, Florida and the Chicago metro.
e-commerce Archives - Page 5 of 23 - Miami Airport Warehouses
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Jan - 0
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Miami Airport Reaches High For Cargo Capacity
Miami International Airport (MIA) is adopting a vertical approach to meeting air cargo capacity demand as it contends with limited space. The airport’s “Vertically Integrated Cargo Community” project envisions a five-story storage warehouse which is expected to more than double its current cargo capacity. Expected to break ground next year, the estimated five-year project will
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Dec - 0
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Trends That Will Shape Industrial Real Estate In 2023
The industrial sector remained one of the strongest commercial real estate performers in 2022, despite rising interest rates and ballooning inflation. Onshoring efforts, coupled with a continuation of last year’s e-commerce boom, have only added to the already sky-high demand for industrial real estate. But in the second half of 2022, the industrial market began
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Sep - 0
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Industrial Real Estate Demand Strong Heading Toward Final Months Of Tumultuous Year
The nation’s industrial real estate market is headed toward the closing months of 2022 with strong demand overcoming uncertainty about the course of the global economy. Leasing of logistics, manufacturing and warehouse properties has been hitting records during the third quarter as businesses and investors also build and buy industrial properties at near-record levels, analysts
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Sep - 0
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The Boom Times in Industrial Real Estate Are Far From Over
Industrial real estate has been the standout sector in real estate for close to a decade, and the pandemic only further entrenched its position. While other sectors of the economy ground to a virtual halt, consumers’ accelerated shift toward e-commerce made industrial one of the few assets to benefit from lockdowns and social distancing.