Patricia Kirk

Industrial occupiers would rather pay more for rent than for transportation costs.

Some real estate experts predicted the demise of co-working when COVID-19 arrived. The opposite is happening.

Competition for industrial net lease assets is so high, sellers are marketing their properties without price tags to see how far buyers will go to win the bid.

Far fewer tenants are putting space on the market compared to last year, and some are taking their spaces back.

Among the biggest impacts might be a further increase in the costs of construction materials and construction and industrial labor.

Florida-based CP Group was an early vaccine mandate adopter. But the firm spent time on addressing employees’ concerns and educating them about vaccine safety.

Truck terminals and transload yards are essential to supply chain efficiencies. Investors are beginning to notice.

The strategy can help keep revenue coming in while the spaces are marketed to long-term users, according to some experts.