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From 2020 to 2023, warehouse vacancies hit record lows as companies stockpiled safety inventory to mitigate disruption risks during the most volatile point in recent supply chain memory. Then, as the pandemic subsided and supply chain practices went back to something resembling normal, the industrial real estate sector began to experience a normalization from those record highs. As a result, in 2024, the warehouse market was marked by too much inventory and higher vacancy rates, fueled by delivery on speculative projects that had broken ground ... Read More

The past five years have seen a substantial uptick in reshoring activity as companies try to build more resilient supply chains that can resist unexpected disruptions ranging from global pandemics to trade wars and geopolitical instability. As supply chain leaders look ahead to 2025, it’s easy to wonder how a new presidential administration will impact the reshoring trend. In this article, we’ll discuss how expected policy changes could impact the ongoing onshoring efforts by U.S. businesses. 3 Reasons Why Reshoring Ramped Up Reshoring/onshoring isn’t ... Read More