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.

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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.

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Atlanta Industrial Development, Sales Gain Momentum

The latest updates on the fundamentals that are driving this market.

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Philadelphia Industrial Sales Boom, Deliveries Retreat

The latest data on how the market’s key metrics stack up against its peers.

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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.

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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.

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Industrial Report: Trade Deal Delay Clouds Planning

A missed deadline could complicate strategy for industrial occupiers, investors and developers.

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How Grand View Arizona Could Shape Buckeye’s Next Chapter

Suzie Boyles, the Phoenix suburb’s economic development director, on the mega-site’s plan to attract large-scale industrial users.

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New Jersey Industrial Sees Sales Moving as Deliveries Ease

See which metrics also perform well, according to Yardi Matrix data.

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Indianapolis’ Industrial Pipeline Builds as Sales Pick Up

Construction activity increased from last year’s pace, while vacancy remained below the national rate.

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Industrial Report: Energy Shock Shifts Site Selection

Shipping disruption is pushing site selection to the forefront again.