“In the recent NAIOP January survey, respondents indicated “improving rent collection rates, increased industrial investment activity, and a more positive outlook for employment in their firms” in regards to the pandemic’s impact on CRE. Rent collection rates improved across many sectors with lower rates of rent relief requests. Although development is still reported with slight delays, government mandated delays were reported across all CRE types by just 5.8 percent of respondents. It may have not been a roaring 2020, but 2021 will be full steam ahead.” – Adam Abushagur

 

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Logistics Rent Growth Powers Through The Pandemic
Connect – February 5, 2021
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Industrial Continues Its Boom Times Ignoring A Few Looming Clouds
GlobeSt – February 8, 2021
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GlobeSt – February 9, 2021
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Connect – February 9, 2021
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D Magazine – February 10, 2021
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Bisnow – February 9, 2021
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