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Roadblocks Continue to Inhibit New Industrial Real Estate Supply

While there is no shortage of demand for industrial real estate in the United States, supply won’t catch up with that demand any time soon. Though COVID-19 fueled a massive shift toward e-commerce, shoppers are expected to keep buying online once the pandemic subsides. Meanwhile, companies have implemented plans to regionalize supply chains and reshore manufacturing assets to the United States. Other growth drivers for industrial real estate include a rising need for cold storage due to vaccine storage and online grocery fulfillment and a growing need for data centers to support the expanded use ... Read More

Phoenix2022-01-08T02:10:51+00:00September 24th, 2021|Anthony Crivello, Articles, David Marks, Frank Crivello, Frank P. Crivello, Kurt Jensen, Milwaukee, Phoenix Team|

What’s Driving Industrial Real Estate Demand?

Before 2020, the industrial real estate sector lacked the flashiness of other commercial real estate sectors, such as office space or hospitality. Due to various market trends and numerous pandemic-related activities, however, industrial has been the undisputed leader in commercial real estate for more than a year. Climbing rents and low capacity indicate that demand won’t slow any time soon. This article will discuss the driving forces behind the ongoing boom in industrial real estate. The e-Commerce Challenge While several different factors will contribute to ... Read More

Phoenix2021-08-26T18:10:16+00:00May 7th, 2021|Anthony Crivello, Articles, David Marks, Frank Crivello, Frank P. Crivello, Kurt Jensen, Milwaukee|

Why is Cold Storage So Hot Right Now?

For many years, cold storage real estate was considered to be a less valuable asset than standard dry storage warehouses. While the cold chain has always been critical for the safe and efficient storage of food and pharmaceuticals, the heavy specialization and niche use cases for these properties has ultimately led to underdevelopment in the sector. More recently, demand for cold storage assets has spiked considerably as a result of the COVID-19 pandemic. There are multiple factors playing into this demand, ensuring that cold chain ... Read More

Phoenix2020-10-19T15:13:21+00:00October 19th, 2020|Articles, Frank P. Crivello, Milwaukee|