09
Mar
2017
It’s All About the (Industrial) Fundamentals
Posted On March 9, 2017  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has No Comment

Two leading industrial practitioners took to the stage at I.CON: Impact Projects to share their outlooks for industrial real estate. Jim Clewlow, chief investment officer for CenterPoint Properties, and Diane Gray, president and CEO, Centreport Canada Inc., talked demographics, growth trends, investment strategies and more with […]

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03
Jan
2017
Why Industrial Real Estate Is Poised to Break Records in 2017
Posted On January 3, 2017  By Craig S. Meyer  And has 6 Comments

It’s been a record-breaking year for the industrial real estate sector. Demand has continued to outpace supply, driving the sector’s vacancy rate down to 5.8 percent as of the end of the third quarter, according to the JLL Industrial Investment Outlook – Q3 2016. Landlords have […]

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27
Sep
2016
Financing Development Deals in an Uncertain Environment
Posted On September 27, 2016  By Danielle Feroleto  And has No Comment

If the commercial real estate market agrees on one thing, it is that the financing market is experiencing continued ups, downs and regulatory changes that will continue to impact the ability for deals to secure funding. While the first half of 2016 can be characterized as […]

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27
Sep
2016
Opportunities in Shallow Bay Industrial Development
Posted On September 27, 2016  By Taylor Cole  And has No Comment

Shallow bay industrial projects, the new lifeblood of American industrial that are also known as multi-tenant or light industrial developments, are trending in the commercial real estate industry across the U.S. as e-commerce evolves and retail deflates. “Industrial is at the top of the asset list […]

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18
Aug
2016
Financing Development Deals in Today’s Volatile Market
Posted On August 18, 2016  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

With the wave of loan maturities from last cycle coming to a head, now is the time to examine how investors can make sure they are able to finance their deals and take advantage of acquisition and investment opportunities. Gregg Applefield, managing director at Mission Capital […]

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15
Aug
2016
The Many Facets of Multifamily Development
Posted On August 15, 2016  By Marie Ruff  And has 1 Comment

One size does not fit all when it comes to multifamily development, especially with variations in geography and demographics. The Mark-Taylor Companies Executive Vice President Chris Brozina will lead a discussion on the latest news and impactful trends in the multifamily sector at Commercial Real Estate […]

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09
Jun
2016
Ming Mei: GLP Today and Into the Future
Posted On June 9, 2016  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has 1 Comment

GLP CEO Ming Mei flew in from China specially to speak to attendees at I.CON: Trends and Forecasts. In a “fireside chat” with Craig Meyer, president of industrial with JLL, this young CRE luminary talked in depth about how GLP got its start, where the company […]

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09
May
2016
Building to Suit the New Industrial Customer
Posted On May 9, 2016  By Brielle Scott  And has No Comment

Jeff Milanaik will join a panel of developers, investors and tenants for our popular “Shark Tank” session at I.CON ’16: Trends and Forecasts, June 9-10, in Jersey City, New Jersey. NAIOP had a chance to ask Milanaik, principal at Bridge Development Partners, LLC, about his perspectives […]

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18
Apr
2016
Count on Commercial Real Estate
Posted On April 18, 2016  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

“I’m still bullish on commercial real estate,” said economist Mark Dotzour, Ph.D., during his keynote address at I.CON ’16: Impact Projects. As someone who stated that he loves spreadsheets and fine print, he crunched the numbers on why CRE remains a good bet. “People are still […]

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05
Apr
2016
The New West: Dallas Industrial Market Overview
Posted On April 5, 2016  By Marie Ruff  And has No Comment

Once upon a time in the West – as recently as 10 years ago – you had your choice of locations if you were interested in building in Dallas due to the plentiful available space. You could “always keep building in Dallas,” the thought went. Popular […]

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