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Industrial Report: E-Commerce Drives Industrial Demand Growth
Despite short-term uncertainty caused by shifting tariffs, e-commerce continues to be a powerful force, shaping industrial real estate demand, the latest CommercialEdge office report shows. As online shopping gains momentum, the need for logistics and warehouse space is growing rapidly. In 2024, e-commerce sales jumped 8 percent, more than double the growth rate of overall core retail sales, reaching $1.19 trillion, according to the U.S. Census Bureau. Online sales made up 19 percent of core retail, and that share is expected to keep rising. The sector’s appetite for industrial space is especially large, requiring roughly three times more space per…
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