“With enhanced e-commerce since the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, demand for newer industrial square footage boomed. However, this effect trickles down to other industrial classes—a win-win for the sector. With e-commerce comes a significant increase in online returns. The facilities handling these returns could see up to an additional 20 percent of distribution space needed. These reverse logistics spaces don’t necessarily need the bells and whistles of Class A buildings and prefer a less expensive Class B solution. Still fully functional, Class B space may prove an attractive yield for investors vs. the lower yield of Class A. Either or, the demand for industrial as a whole provides confidence in the stability of the sector.” -Adam Abushagur

 

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M I D W E S T   N E W S

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