Industrial

A new study from Archer shows how far afield things can land.

Growth is slowing and the concept of two negative GDP growth quarters prompts many to search for the recession exit.

Mississippi-based REIT buys 14 industrial properties with 1.7M SF of space and a parcel to add 215K SF.

Rising interest rates take a toll.

With demographics driving property demand, the bigger picture points to generally strong drivers across the real estate spectrum.

Railroads turn down freight and half of small businesses have openings they can't fill despite rising wages.

Nearshoring is the answer to a lot of industrial woes, from to the dearth of product to supply chain issues and labor shortages.

The off-market portfolio is located in cities across California and Utah.