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May 31, 2022

Elk Grove Village Land Buy Clears The Way For $1B Data Center Complex

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A $1B, 150-megawatt data center campus is on the way to Elk Grove Village now that the village has purchased the last major piece of property needed to begin construction of the complex.

Elk Grove Village Land Buy Clears The Way For $1B Data Center Complex

After lengthy negotiations that at one point involved threats of invoking eminent domain, Elk Grove Village has agreed to pay $16.5M for the 5-acre Vulcan Construction Materials site at 1520 and 1700 Midway Court. The purchase follows previous village-led acquisitions of nearby office, retail and hotel parcels to…

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Industrial Revolution Continues: 'Ongoing Boom' Draws Out Latest Crop Of Newcomers

It's rare for a property type to extend a growth cycle beyond a decade.

But industrial real estate's dominance only seems to grow — attracting newcomers while big players scrap for the materials and land they need to keep their projects moving and potential clients happy.

Industrial Revolution Continues: 'Ongoing Boom' Draws Out Latest Crop Of Newcomers

While longtime powerhouses like Prologis and Panattoni plow forward with their own mammoth projects — and Amazon admits that it has too much industrial space on its hands — other companies are making their debut, hoping to seize on some of the continued…

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Recession In 2022? U.S. Self-Storage Says Bring It On

Self-storage is sometimes called a "recession-proof" asset class.

It has a history of profitability even during the worst of times — such as in 2008, when the sector eked out positive returns of 5%, even as every other asset class suffered.

So, with the prospect of a recession looming once again, self-storage's mettle might be tested again.

Developers and investors are betting that the sector will triumph once more in a downturn, and coming off a strong 2021, self-storage development is strong in many U.S. markets and investors are buying the properties with gusto.

Recession In 2022? U.S. Self-Storage Says Bring It On

"Self-storage has proven over time to be recession-resistant, and if we're not already in a recession, we are certainly headed for one," said NAI Horizon Executive Managing Director Denise Nunez, who is based in Arizona and specializes in self-storage.The property type offers a safe haven…

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Onerous commutes are the real sticking point when it comes to returning to the office, and some companies are starting to meet employees where they are. Employees were less likely to have returned the office en masse in cities that had longer average commutes, according to a Wall Street…

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