Tenants are signing longer leases for larger industrial properties, a sign of “increased confidence,” according to CBRE Group.
Third-party logistics providers accounted for a larger share of the top 100 industrial leases in 2025, according to CBRE Group.
Two top industrial real estate firms issued reports this week showing a spike in leasing activity among 3PLs as uncertainty around global trade policy lingers.
Proponents and opponents increasingly are slugging it out over the viability of warehouse developments.
Just as scaling McDonald’s was more about real estate than hamburgers, electric truck charging is as much about land as it is about the grid.
Trammell Crow and CBRE Investment Management have acquired 192 acres in Arizona and are seeking companies interested in developing facilities on their rail-served site.
Truck-as-a-service startup Forum Mobility enters a $400 million joint venture to establish electric drayage truck charging sites.
Higher borrowing costs will cut all real estate asset values by 5% to 7%, according to CBRE’s 2023 outlook.
Air cargo is a premium shipping mode. Companies that want fast, reliable transfers are also seeing lease rates shoot up for logistics facilities near airports.
Capacity tightness was fueled by a massive demand spike along the I-55 corridor.
Chicago leads all markets, while Greenville-Spartanburg makes the top 10 list for the first time.
Real estate firm CBRE is the latest global leader to invest in logistics real estate with its nearly $5 billion acquisition of 28 million square feet of assets.
Desperate occupiers undeterred by “sticker shock” will lease first and ask questions later, a CBRE report says.
Available space at the country’s most important warehousing complex drops to unimaginable levels.
Industrial and logistics real estate investment trust Prologis brings in an industry veteran to manage relationships with multimarket customers and expand broker relationships.
Steel costs and availability could delay projects for the rest of the year, expert says.
Increase in reverse logistics demand spawned by the continued growth of e-commerce activity.
Annual outlook forecasts an extension of decade-long bull-market.
Automated storage and retrieval systems are making the move into cold-storage real estate.
Real estate and logistics services firm CBRE Inc. predicts U.S. Southeast and Gulf Coast seaports will benefit from supply chain shifts away from China in the wake of the pandemic.
