Diana Firtea
Diana Firtea is an associate editor with Commercial Property Executive and Multi-Housing News. She has been with the company for almost four years and joined the CPE-MHN team in 2022. Diana writes stories on different topics, mainly focusing on the affordable, senior, office and retail markets. You can reach out to her at diana.firtea@cpe-mhn.com.
Industrial Report: Data Center Backlash Tests Development Boom
Public resistance to data center construction is adding a new layer of uncertainty for industrial development, even as rents rise and construction starts regain momentum.
Q&A: Cohen & Steers’ Ji Zhang on Leveraging Uncertainty
How the senior vice president & portfolio manager for global real estate identifies inflection points and knows when to rethink an investment thesis.
Top 5 Industrial Projects Under Construction in Atlanta
The metro’s pipeline is characterized by large-scale projects.
Industrial Report: EV Manufacturing Slows, Demand Holds
The electric vehicle transition is taking longer than expected, reshaping manufacturing plans even as key fundamentals improve.
How TSMC’s Phoenix Expansion Is Creating a New Industrial Growth Engine
The chipmaker’s multibillion-dollar investment is transforming the metro’s landscape. CBRE and Mack Real Estate Group executives weigh in.
Inside Industrial: Why Small-Bay Demands Discipline
BKM Capital Partners’ Brett Turner joins CPE’s Diana Firtea to explain why tight supply and operating intensity continue to set small-bay industrial apart.
Atlanta Industrial Development, Sales Gain Momentum
The latest updates on the fundamentals that are driving this market.
Philadelphia Industrial Sales Boom, Deliveries Retreat
The latest data on how the market’s key metrics stack up against its peers.
Older Industrial Campuses Gain New Relevance
As replacement costs rise, investors are targeting well-located, functional assets with durable demand and hard-to-replicate infrastructure.
Data Centers Are Creating Spillover Industrial Demand. Will It Last?
Link Logistics’ Glenn Wylie breaks down where demand is coming from and what industrial owners should know.