“Although industrial has been the big shot of commercial real estate during the economic downturn, it has nevertheless experienced significant impact as well. E-commerce during the health pandemic has produced deals with significantly low cap rates and a driving demand for industrial. It is important to note however, that other areas of industrial like the manufacturing sector have companies making strategic decisions to remain in the market, such as a sale leaseback. The market is changing, and while some may have to change operations, they are still very much operating.”  -Adam Abushagur

 

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