The coronavirus disease and resulting COVID-19 pandemic has provided a boost to industrial real estate.

So says a special report from Marcus & Millichap called "Beyond the Global Health Crisis."

Shutdowns, shelter-in-place orders and general staying at home patterns have heated up demand for last-mile inventory warehouse space and domestic manufacturing facilities, according to Erik Pisor, the research analyst who prepared the report.

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