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Aviva Sonenreich's business phone hadn't rung in months.

It was 2020, and the Denver-based commercial real estate broker had no deal flow and extra time on her hands. She turned to TikTok, thinking she could learn the app and carve out a niche by posting videos under the #commercialrealestate tag.

She was right. 

In one of Sonenreich's early posts, the camera pans a warehouse, a delicate sparkle filter adding a glow to the empty concrete building as her voice-over describes the specs.  "It had an incredible amount of security," she says in the 20-second video. "Enough electricity to service, I don't know, New…

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The push to reshore and otherwise grow U.S. manufacturing space is in full swing, as private companies look to avoid supply chain disruptions and public policy supports its expansion as a matter of national and economic security.

But forces are pushing back, namely a labor shortage impacting both the ability to build the new manufacturing spaces the reshoring effort demands and to staff them once they’re finished. These challenges can serve as a deciding factor for companies choosing when and where to build.

“The actual talent that the firms need to operate these new facilities is certainly something to consider when we're talking about kind of site selection challenges, especially in the smaller locations, the micropolitan markets where some of these large facilities are going,” Newmark Managing Director of Industrial Research Lisa…

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