Industrial

Rendering of Park 52 Logistics North, an industrial development near Tampa, Fla.

McCraney Gets $26M for Tampa Industrial Project

The development’s first phase encompasses 300,000 square feet.

Outside shot of the warehouse at 165 S. Price Road in Chandler, Ariz.

Phoenix Warehouse Slated for IOS Repositioning

The property occupies nearly 17 acres in Chandler, Ariz.

Christopher Wimmer of Fitch Ratings and Danny Harrington of Project Management Advisors comment on newly announced trade tariffs

What Trump’s Tariffs Could Mean for CRE

Higher construction costs, new factories? Experts weigh in on potential impacts.

Property at 300 Salt Meadow Road, Carteret, N.J.

DSV Eyes 905 KSF Texas Facility

The property will rise in a 2,000-acre logistics park along the U.S.-Mexico border.

Rendering of the MC820 Logistics project in Fort Worth, Texas

Creation JV to Develop 451 KSF Project in Fort Worth

The industrial campus is set to break ground this summer.

1300 N. Florida Mango Road in West Palm Beach, Fla., one of the refinanced properties in Arden Logistics Parks' portfolio

Ares Lines Up $99M Portfolio Refi

Arden Logistics Parks is using the funds to refinance five properties.

Rendering of ATLAS Exchange, an industrial project in Mesa, Ariz.

ATLAS JV Eyes Phoenix Industrial Project

Work on the campus will kick off in the third quarter.

Empty warehouse featuring yellow and blue barriers. CommercialEdge industrial report feature image

Industrial Report: Tariffs Fuel Uncertainty Within Sector

Rising trade tensions are disrupting the industry, driving up costs and impacting supply chains, the latest CommercialEdge report shows.

Suzann D. Silverman, Editorial Director

CRE Investment in the Industrial Age

Industrial real estate performance may have cooled from its pandemic rush, but it’s still an investor favorite. These days, it’s smaller properties and non-institutional investors.

Stonemont Financial Group recently completed Castings Commerce Park, a three-building campus totaling 862,000 square feet in Columbus, Ohio.

Industrial’s New Groove: Gradual Growth and Tariff Concerns

Ultra-low occupancy and double-digit rent gains have come and gone.