“With occupancy rates at record highs and quality space becoming ever more difficult to find, industrial landlords and investors have tapped into their creative side this year. Not only has former retail space been readapted for industrial use, but so have unutilized office properties. However, sometimes the best solution is to readapt and reconfigure one’s current space to accommodate more business. For owners of flex properties, it may be economical to repurpose unused office space for more valuable industrial use. Given that the U.S. continues to import goods at a record pace, quality warehouse space will continue to be a hot commodity, and creative solutions a necessity.” -Adam Abushagur

 

I N D U S T R I A L   N E W S

Reimagining Industrial Space
Commercial Property Executive – November 17, 2021
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Packed Ports And Empty Shelves: Inside The Issues
Behind The U.S. Supply Chain Crisis
CBS News – November 14, 2021
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Third Quarter Industrial Absorption Shatters Previous Highs
GlobeSt. – November 17, 2021
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U.S. Industrial Occupancy Posts Largest Annual Growth On Record
Connect National – November 17, 2021
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Inflation Hits 30-Year High, May Drive Investors To CRE
Bisnow – November 11, 2021
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R E G I O N A L   N E W S

Chicago Area On Pace For Yet Another Record-Setting
Year In Industrial Real Estate
ReJournal – October 29, 2021
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Fort Capital Buys DFW Mixed-Use Asset
Commercial Property Executive – November 18, 2021
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JOGA’s Building Buy Boosts DFW Expansion Plans
Connect Texas – November 17, 2021
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Texas Instruments To Build New Chip Plants In Texas;
Add Up To 3,000 Jobs
Seeking Alpha – November 17, 2021
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Y-O-Y Industrial Occupancy Gain Of 500M SF Sets Record
Connect Texas – November 17, 2021
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