Industrial Watch: February 29, 2020
“In a recent study by National Real Estate Investor (NREI), it’s clear that many woes of 2019 are already diminished in 2020. Respondents largely believe that the expansion cycle will continue anywhere from 13-24 more months. Particularly for industrial, respondents agreed for the most part that momentum in CRE is not slowing down. New construction is still not enough to outrun demand, capital is diverse and available, and the transition of e-commerce is incredulously still in its infancy. The economy and market fundamentals remain strong, with industrial fast and furious.” -Adam Abushagur
I N D U S T R I A L N E W S
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T E X A S N E W S
Amazon selects Forney as location for newest distribution center
Dallas Business Journal – February 20, 2020
Two-Decade Spec Void Has Tenants Clamoring for Industrial
GlobeSt – February 24, 2020
64K-square-foot manufacturing plant to rise in north Houston
Houston Business Journal – February 18, 2020
‘We’re in the business of live’: Dallas company breaking ground on new $50M HQ
Dallas Business Journal – February 19, 2020
M I D W E S T N E W S
U.S. regulator moves to block deal by St. Louis-based coal giants
St. Louis Today – February 26, 2020
New Kansas City T-Bones owner plans to transform KCK’s beleaguered team and stadium
The Kansas City Star – February 25, 2020