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Industrial Real Estate Hits First Decline in Over a Decade
Five years ago, the e-commerce boom made warehouses the hottest play in commercial real estate. Growth began to cool in 2022, and now high inflation and shifting tariff policies are […]
Read More....Industrial Construction Taking Shape in Lehigh Valley
The Lehigh Valley remains Pennsylvania’s second-most active construction market, well behind Greater Philadelphia but showing steady momentum. While industrial construction activity has dipped this year, a deep pipeline of proposed […]
Read More....Industrial Real Estate Faces Challenges as Tariffs Disrupt Manufacturing
The Trump administration’s new tariffs could boost the U.S. industrial market long-term by encouraging manufacturers to build domestically. However, short- and medium-term disruptions are expected, with higher costs impacting manufacturers, […]
Read More....Developers Slow New Industrial Projects in Philly Area
Philadelphia’s industrial boom is winding down after a record-breaking five years that added 55 million square feet to the region’s inventory. As of March, 12.4 million square feet remain under […]
Read More....NJ Industrial Leasing Surged in 2024
As 2024 industrial leasing data wraps up, New Jersey recorded a 14% year-over-year increase in new commitments, totaling 38.2 million square feet. Deal counts rose 6%, while average lease sizes […]
Read More....New Jersey Investors Focus on Multifamily and Industrial
After a challenging 2023 marked by tight monetary policy and slowing rent growth, New Jersey’s commercial property investors are gearing up to increase spending. Last year’s property sales reached just […]
Read More....New Jersey Industrial Owners Struggle with Growing Big Box Vacancy
A persistent mismatch in New Jersey’s industrial property sector between occupiers’ space needs and the influx of large new projects is creating a divide in the types of available industrial […]
Read More....Industrial Tenants Leasing Surge
Concerns over inflation and higher interest rates affecting consumer spending remain widespread, but they are no longer causing industrial tenants to hesitate on lease transactions as they did last year. […]
Read More....$3.3 Billion in Federal Grants is Accelerating the Initiation of Numerous Projects
Federal officials have disclosed the distribution of the remaining grants for transportation and commercial developments in cities such as Boston, Chicago, and New York. The U.S. Department of Transportation […]
Read More....New York’s Industrial Space Outpaces National and Major City Growth
The U.S. industrial sector is contending with a surge in available space, with New York experiencing a faster increase than other cities. Nationwide, a building boom has contributed to a […]
Read More....New York City Set to Update Commercial and Industrial Zoning Rules After Six Decades
In the diverse environment of New York City, outdated zoning laws have impeded growth and innovation for over six decades. In a groundbreaking initiative, the city is now striving to […]
Read More....Philadelphia Industrial Assets Remain Top Choice for Real Estate Investors for Third Consecutive Year
Despite a 57% annual sales decline in 2023, industrial properties in the Philadelphia region maintained their status as the preferred asset class. The industrial sector is poised to exhibit resilience […]
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