“While many state governments are beginning to reopen their economies, experts suggest the increased activity will be slow to start. The U.S. economy is experiencing the most extreme escalation in unemployment and shrinkage of activity in this lifetime. However, economic growth is predicted to occur in the second half of 2020, with members of the Federal Reserve saying it will be “uneven.” In terms of unemployment, those numbers are expected to snap back quite rapidly after the lockdown is lifted.” -Adam Abushagur
Industrial Watch: May 9, 2020
I N D U S T R I A L N E W S
Data Center Sector Shaping Up To Be Another Outperformer In An Altered Market
National Real Estate Investor.- May 4, 2020
Where Are CRE Capital Dollars Flowing In The Wake Of The Pandemic?
Bisnow- May 6, 2020
Report: Industrial Looks Like A Smart Play In The Current Environment
Connect – May 5, 2020
T E X A S N E W S
Gov. Abbott Expands Business Openings, Announces Surge Response Teams
ReBusiness Online- May 6, 2020
Is North Texas More Insulated Than The Rest Of The State?
Dallas Fed Economist Decrypts Market Uncertainty
Dallas Business Journal- May 7, 2020
Kroger Adds Nearly 5,000 Employees In DFW As Traffic Surge
Dallas Business Journal- May 7, 2020
M I D W E S T N E W S
Chicago Grants Approval For Another Amazon Fulfillment Center
Bisnow – April 29, 2020
City Eyes Mixed-Use Development Near Convention Center
St. Louis Business Journal – May 1, 2020