23
Mar
2022
Port of Long Beach: America’s Second Largest Port Handles Record Trade Volume
Posted On March 23, 2022  By Shawn Moura, Ph.D.  And has No Comment

The neighboring ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach have attracted substantial attention from the press, economists and industrial real estate developers as a surge in imports during the COVID-19 pandemic continues unabated. Increased shipments have translated to long lines of container ships anchored off the […]

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22
Feb
2022
Untethered Work: What’s Driving Office Change
Posted On February 22, 2022  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has 3 Comments

Almost every day, another news article pops up about how the workplace is changing. While this isn’t a fresh topic, said Phil Mobley, director of US occupier research with Avison Young in a NAIOP webinar this week, discussion increased with the onset of the pandemic in […]

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25
Jan
2022
Six Ways to Reduce Risk on Office Construction Projects
Posted On January 25, 2022  By Michael Casolo  And has 5 Comments

The right design may be the key to achieving the flexible, experiential physical workplace of the future – but it’s only half the battle. Even the most flawless blueprint requires seamless construction delivery to unlock its maximum potential. Smooth construction may sound like an oxymoron given […]

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16
Dec
2021
Could Your Building Help Meet Soaring Demand for Lab Space?
Posted On December 16, 2021  By Jeff Janicek and Jason Utah  And has 5 Comments

Lab sciences is one of the most talked-about sectors in real estate right now – but how can a traditional office building owner court these companies as tenants? By understanding what lab sciences leaders look for in potential lab and office space, commercial real estate owners […]

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09
Dec
2021
Driverless Delivery Trucks Coming to a Road Near You
Posted On December 9, 2021  By Kathryn Hamilton, CAE  And has 1 Comment

On a seven-mile stretch of Arkansas roads this fall, retail giant and tech innovator Walmart began testing a new type of delivery truck: autonomous vehicles running a loop route that requires the truck to navigate intersections, obey traffic lights and merge on dense roadways. Notably missing? […]

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07
Dec
2021
Designing the Experiential Workplace of the Future
Posted On December 7, 2021  By Michael Casolo  And has 3 Comments

COVID-19 revealed to the world that work is no longer a place we go – it is an experience we shape. Returning to the office as it used to be may seem pleasantly simple, but that would leave a historic opportunity on the table. Far deeper […]

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03
Dec
2021
Inside the Complex Cold Storage Sector
Posted On December 3, 2021  By Jeff Zbar  And has 3 Comments

The years leading up to the pandemic were hot for cold storage. It only promises to grow going forward. With the cold storage vacancy rate around 4%, over 100 million square feet of cold storage space will be built in the U.S. in the next five […]

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23
Nov
2021
E-Commerce Drives Industrial Development in Q4 2021
Posted On November 23, 2021  By Lucian Alixandrescu  And has 2 Comments

After the initial shock of the pandemic, industrial real estate emerged as one of the asset classes least affected by the ensuing economic downturn. While the causes are multifaceted, the sudden spike in demand for products ordered and curbside pick-up meant that retailers – both online […]

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11
Nov
2021
Industrial Renaissance: Innovation and Technology
Posted On November 11, 2021  By Marie Ruff  And has 1 Comment

Leading experts in the field addressed how technology and innovation are enabling an evolution of warehouse and distribution real estate in a session at I.CON East this week in Jersey City, New Jersey moderated by Kate Bryden, LEED AP BD+C, senior vice president development, MRP Industrial LLC. Here […]

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11
Nov
2021
What’s Ahead for Supply Chains?
Posted On November 11, 2021  By Trey Barrineau  And has 1 Comment

Complex factors – including the COVID-19 pandemic, weather, clogged ports, labor shortages and many more – are fueling the ongoing disruption of global supply chains, which is putting inflationary pressure on the global economy. A panel at NAIOP’s I.CON East, held this week in Jersey City, […]

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