e-commerce Archives - Page 5 of 22 - Miami Airport Warehouses

04
Apr
0
By:ADMIN

Industrial Property Lease Terms Get Shorter And Shorter

Landlords of warehouse and distribution properties may look to shorter leases to capitalize on burgeoning e-commerce-driven demand, with the pace at which average lease terms are shortening picking up major speed. A new analysis from Moody’s Analytics notes that pricing and fundamentals of the sector never decreased as a result of the pandemic, and instead

09
Mar
0
By:ADMIN

Industrial Supply Not Likely To Catch Up With Demand This Year

Any hope, faint as it might have been, that industrial supply would start to catch up with demand this year should be already dashed by now. The National Association of Realtors reported data through March 4, finding that industrial supply continues to lag demand. Namely, as of the beginning of this month, the vacancy rate

28
Feb
0
By:ADMIN

Expansion Of Cold Chain Is Driving Industrial Growth

With cold storage warehouse space in the US jammed to capacity from coast to coast, the pace of temperature-controlled industrial warehouse acquisitions, expansions and new facilities will accelerate in 2022. The demand for freezer space at cold storage warehouses may soon exceed their capacity as US consumers who have gotten used to purchasing groceries online

07
Feb
0
By:ADMIN

Four Reasons Industrial Real Estate Is Unstoppable In 2022

It may be 2022, but many of the forces that drove the economy in 2021 are still in the driver’s seat. The long-term upward trend of e-commerce is stronger than ever. The supply chain that gets products from websites to consumers is still not performing well. Inflation is rising, and the Federal Reserve probably will

31
Jan
0
By:ADMIN

On Fire: Miami Industrial Market Sets New Records

Miami’s already-robust industrial market experienced its best year ever in 2021, according to a report released this week by real estate brokerage JLL. Vacancy rates fell to new lows, rental rates reached new highs and absorption crushed the old record, JLL said. Miami-Dade’s industrial boom comes with downsides, too, as users struggle to cope with rising