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Behind the Vacancy – Peeling Back New Jersey’s Warehouse/Distribution Vacancy RateExamine the current industrial vacancy landscape in New Jersey and explores the potential impact on projected vacancy rates if all ongoing construction properties are delivered with their existing preleasing levels.
December 14, 2023
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East Cambridge Sees Historic Office AvailabilitiesIn 2022 the East Cambridge office market saw an influx of large block availabilities come to market, a rarity for a traditionally tight submarket.
Riley McMullan • February 08, 2023
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Chicagoland Industrial Demand Heats UpChicago’s industrial lease demand is heating up. Explore the market’s actualized starting rents pre- vs -post-covid.
Gregory Rogalla • March 01, 2023
article • workplace
West Coast Office Market Map – Q2 2023Each quarter we take a look at our key office markets along the West Coast. Curious how each market stacks up?
Jolanta Campion • July 06, 2023
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Five Steps Digitally Native Brands Should Consider When Expanding to Brick & MortarMore and more digitally native brands (DNBs) are turning to brick and mortar to provide customers with a full sensory brand experience in order to differentiate themselves in an often too-crowded digital world. But opening a retail store can come with its set of challenges. From selecting the best location to building the consumer journey, here are five steps DNBs should consider taking when expanding from digital to physical.
Alanna Loeffler • October 04, 2022
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What Do Recent E-commerce Trends Mean for Industrial Real Estate?Explore the trends leading to these historic market conditions, including increased online sales with a heightened demand to deliver product faster and at a reduced cost.
Jason Price • March 14, 2022
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Midwest Speculative Construction ReportSpeculative construction is by its very definition, a risk. Many developers wonder: if we build it, will tenants come?
David Hoebbel • December 15, 2022
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Global Tech Cities: AustinAustin has a strong history of being a tech hub dating back to the 1980s when companies including IBM, Texas Instruments and Dell established early roots in the city. Over the past two years, a steady stream of tech companies fleeing other large metro areas have relocated to the area to capitalize on Austin’s business-friendly climate, including both Tesla and Oracle, which have both relocated their headquarters to the Texas capital.
Jeff Graves • September 09, 2022
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Identifying Opportunities in Los Angeles' Life Science MarketThe Greater Los Angeles's (GLA) emerging life sciences market has experienced exponential growth in the last 5 years.
Sandy Romero • July 01, 2022
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Webcast Series: From URL to IRL: Why Digitally Native Brands are Going Brick & MortarJoin Cushman & Wakefield’s ’s DNB NEXT team and our esteemed guest panelists for our on-demand webcast series – From URL to IRL: Why Digitally Native Brands Are Going Brick & Mortar.
Alanna Loeffler • June 22, 2022
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How Can You Tighten Your FM Toolbelt?The past year has put enormous pressure on many facilities pros to economize -- but where’s the right place to tighten your FM toolbelt?
March 05, 2021
article • economy
Commodities, Shortages and Inflation: What’s the Impact on Industrial Real Estate?In this article, we examine the current commodities market and how it may impact industrial real estate going forward.
Brian Ungles • May 14, 2021
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