TAG Industrial Watch: January 1, 2022

“A year ago, most experts expressed little concern over inflation. As 2022 begins, those same experts are declaring that price inflation has peaked, despite the money supply continuing to expand at rates that rival even the highs set during the 1970s. While inflation will likely surprise the experts once again, commercial real estate, specifically industrial, will remain a top beneficiary of the current economic environment. As long as the dollar remains strong against other currencies, the market party will continue well into 2022.”

I N D U S T R I A L   N E W S

Inflation Fears And Commercial Real Estate
Commercial Property Executive – December 15, 2021
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Bond Traders Stare At Worst Real Returns Since Paul Volcker Era
Wealth Management – December 13, 2021
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Sure, Lumber’s Expensive And So Is Everything Else
Globe St. – December 28, 2021
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Supply Chain, Inflation Issues Creating Even More Demand For Industrial Space 
Bisnow – December 7, 2021
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E-Commerce Growth Slowed In Q3, But Demand For Industrial Space Remains Strong
Globe St. – December 22, 2021
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R E G I O N A L   N E W S

Denver-Based Everwest Partners With Oxford Properties Group To Target $1B In Industrial Real Estate
Mile-High CRE – December 13, 2021
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Chicago Metro Industrial Real Estate Sales Volume In 2021 Hits $5 Billion
REjournals – December 14, 2021
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Dallas’s Top CRE Moments Of 2021
Commercial Property Executive – December 28, 2021
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Transwestern Breaks Ground On 2 MSF Of Spec Industrial
Commercial Property Executive – December 23, 2021
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Ares Real Estate Group Acquires $1.7B In Industrial Assets
Globe St. – December 22, 2021
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