Chicago’s industrial market remains unscarred by pandemic pandemonium
Prior to the events of 2020, Chicago had been ticking off the right economic boxes. In the first quarter of last year, unemployment fell by…
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Food and beverage industry getting hungrier for big warehouse space
With consumers turning in larger numbers to home delivery of groceries, the food and beverage (F&B) sector has begun to take a greater portion of…
DLA Piper survey: E-commerce still the biggest disrupter in CRE
Commercial real estate executives are cautious. But they're also optimistic. That's the takeaway from DLA Piper's 2019 State of the Market Survey.
The last word on last mile
Ever since the e-commerce revolution, the real estate industry has grappled with the concept of the last mile—where it is, how to build it up…
Is the industrial sector heading for slower growth?
The industrial market has been so hot for so long, it's easy to assume that this sector will continue booming for years. But a forecast published…
Industrial Insider: The transformation to a mobile economy
As we continue to transform to a more modern and mobile lifestyle, the companies who are enabling us to embrace this “mobility" are implementing cutting-edge…
E-commerce killing off brick-and-mortar? Not yet, says CBRE
Is e-commerce killing brick-and-mortar retailers? You'd think so by reading the headlines. And the constant news of major retailers closing locations does seem to indicate…
Duke Realty brings 3 buildings to full occupancy in industrial portfolio
Duke Realty Corporation, a leading REIT specializing in bulk industrial buildings, signed two new leases and arranged one renewal for space in three buildings in…