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July 12, 2021

'Safety Stock' Driving Warehouse Leasing To More Record Highs

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Metro Atlanta industrial landlords are sailing toward another year of record absorption as companies increase their leasing activity.

The wind in the sails, this time, is more than just tenants building out their e-commerce delivery networks. Companies also are taking on extra storage space after the coronavirus pandemic exposed a weakness in the just-in-time delivery model that kept inventories razor thin.

'Safety Stock' Driving Warehouse Leasing To More Record Highs

“Just-in-time is a great concept, but when you have shocks to the system like we have, you also realize that lean inventories can cost you sales,” said Lisa Ward, the managing director of Atlanta-based industrial developer Core5 Industrial Partners.Tenants leased…

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New York Luxury Developer Proposing Mixed-Use Tower In Midtown Atlanta

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A luxury commercial developer out of New York is entering the Atlanta market with plans for a 33-story mixed-use tower in Midtown.

Property Markets Group is proposing a 460-unit, 330K SF residential skyscraper that would include 16K SF of retail and 76.5K SF of office at 811 Peachtree St., according to the Midtown Development Review Committee agenda posted Friday by the Midtown Alliance.…

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Infrastructure REITs Emerge From Pandemic Stronger, Aiming To Digitize The World

Cell towers are so much a part of the landscape that few people pay them any attention, but these workhorses of the digital age support a niche real estate play that has done well during the coronavirus pandemic and is expected to do well post-pandemic.

A handful of REITs specialize in infrastructure, which largely (but not completely) means cell towers and other structures critical to the transmission of information. Like many other businesses, they suffered from the sudden shock posed by the onset of the pandemic in March 2020. Unlike many businesses, their bounce back was only a matter of months.

“Demand for digital infrastructure is booming globally and the sector has never been busier,” said Madonna Park, global head of Communications Infrastructure Investment Banking at RBC Capital Markets.

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Data Center REITs May Be Surging Now, But Challenges Await

 

Wall Street continues to love data center REITs, but private equity money flooding into digital infrastructure may pose new challenges that REITs are ill-equipped to meet.

Large data center real estate investment trusts like Equinix and Digital Realty, which own more than half of the world’s data centers, have continued their explosive growth that began with the onset of the coronavirus pandemic.

But industry insiders tell Bisnow that the major REITs may end up ceding ground to fund-backed companies that can scale more readily, better adapt to innovation, and offer a range of services beyond physical data centers.

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