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The effects of e-commerce on industrial are still playing out, but if the sector continues to grow at the rapid pace expected, it could drive industrial demand to a place where it no longer tracks with general GDP growth. 
Pacific Industrial co-founder Dan Floriani said industrial has been on a consistent tear for many years — vacancy remains tight, demand remains strong and supply is limited. But there are concerns about the end of the cycle. "Any real estate…
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After A Slow First Half, San Diego Office Picks Up In Q3San Diego's office market perked up in Q3 after experiencing relatively moderate leasing activity in the first half of the year, according to the latest report from Savills Studley. 
Life science and biotech companies drove much of the Q3 activity, and short supply made tenants more aggressive in pre-leasing space in buildings set to come online. "The region now only has four non owner-user properties totaling just over 200K SF…
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Blackstone Buys Southern California Industrial Portfolio For $500MBlackstone Group purchased a $500M industrial portfolio in Southern California from Principal Real Estate Investors, the real estate investment arm of Principal Financial Group. 
The 4M SF portfolio includes warehouses, distribution centers and other industrial property, and supports Blackstone's effort to amass property in the U.S. and Europe that supports logistics operations, the Wall Street Journal reports, citing sources familiar with the deal. Demand…
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Trump Border Wall Prototypes Prepare To Be BatteredPrototypes of President Donald Trump's border wall were delivered last week and will undergo extensive tests to ensure they can withstand harsh conditions. 
Workers will test the prototypes using sledgehammers, torches, pickaxes and battery-operated tools in order to determine their strength. The testing is expected to last up to two months and will attempt to answer questions such as whether the wall can be…
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How To Prepare For The Nuclear Bomb That Will Hit Flexible OfficesMark Dixon pioneered the flexible workspace sector when he founded Regus in 1989, and he and his company (now called IWG) have come through three major financial crises in western economies. |
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Even When You're Dead, Space Will Be At A PremiumThe historic Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn is making space where it can. Old asphalt paths have been removed. The owners of the cemetery purchased a small parcel to expand. They even squeezed in more plots in the grassy spaces between other plots in an effort to get more bodies buried there. Green-Wood Vice President Gene Adamo said within the next decade the cemetery may have no more room to bury a departed loved one. “I think, unfortunately, a lot of cemeteries will come to that point,” Adamo said. |
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