Industrial

Infill industrial has become the darling of investors, but many deals don't attract the big REITs.

A roundup of the latest leases, sales and other transactions in the Northeast middle markets.

Soon, the Pier 70 28-acre waterfront neighborhood will have new housing, waterfront parks, space for artists and local manufacturing, and rehabilitated historic buildings.

Chicago is about to get its largest speculative project in more than one hundred years.

The industrial supply shortage is a major issue for tenants, but for owners-users looking to buy a property, it is nearly nonexistent.

According to Stan Johnson Co. associate director, Katie Elliott, mission critical industrial facilities are high on the investor radar, even outside of primary markets.

In the past, Southwest Houston would have trailed other notable submarkets in terms of investor preference but buyers are drawn to the population proximity and the ability to serve it quickly.

Members of the Town Board of Hamptonburgh on Monday May 7th rejected the project by refusing to vote to begin the environmental review process on the proposal, which all but killed the project there.