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Forging Stronger Links in the Supply Chain
Experts at NAIOP’s annual I.CON East conference offered strategies for addressing continuing challenges.
Herrick Co. Pays $150M for Detroit Office Tower
Huntington National Bank occupies the entire 21-story building.
Standard, Trammell Crow Kick Off $290M DC Project
Demolition of the existing buildings will start this month.
Barkham Predicts Mild Recession, Rapid Recovery
At the NAREE conference, CBRE’s chief economist praised a well-balanced office supply and demand, while identifying only a narrow band of impacted buildings.
Japanese Battery Maker Breaks Ground on $810M Gigafactory
Operations at the plant are expected to start in 2026.
The Long Road to Accommodating EVs
As the electric vehicle industry is growing, CRE owners and developers are grappling with what to build and where.
Entegris Breaks Ground on $600M Semiconductor Campus
Commercial operations will begin in early 2025.
East Coast Ports Challenge West Coast Mainstays
A shift in shipping industry dynamics is underway as the supply chain normalizes, a new CommercialEdge industrial report shows.
Hines Breaks Ground on Last-Mile Distribution Facility
Chelsea Point marks the company’s first industrial development in the Boston area.
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