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In 2022, the pandemic spending boom started to wind down, which has since been reflected in an ongoing deceleration in e-commerce sales and (real) nondurable goods spending growth, and in an outright decline in (real) durable goods spending and import flows. 

Jason Price • March 16, 2023

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Speculative construction is by its very definition, a risk. Many developers wonder: if we build it, will tenants come?

David Hoebbel • December 15, 2022

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Industrial markets across the country have seen historic levels of demand over the last several years and the Indianapolis market has been no exception. Through the first half of 2022, Indianapolis saw 10.6 million square feet (MSF) of overall net absorption and 14.3 MSF of new leasing activity, the 7^th and 8^th highest totals of all markets tracked by Cushman & Wakefield Research.

Maggie Tillotson • September 21, 2022

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Long Island’s development pipeline continued to expand as institutional groups want to capitalize on the immense rent growth and demand in the market.

Dimitri Mastrogiannis • September 08, 2022

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Global shipping costs are as much as 4.75 times higher than they were pre-pandemic - how did we get here? In this infographic, we break down the key constraints and costs that account for supply chain inflation in the U.S.

Benjamin Harris • July 27, 2022

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Rebecca Rockey • June 08, 2022

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Explore the trends leading to these historic market conditions, including increased online sales with a heightened demand to deliver product faster and at a reduced cost.

Jason Price • March 14, 2022

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While the impacts of COVID-19 are still unfolding, it’s increasingly clear that food and beverage companies will need to continue to evolve their strategies when it comes to inventory management, real estate decisions, automation, packaging and sustainability among other things.

John Wichman • October 01, 2021

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Increasing demand for construction materials, limited product inventory and supply chain disruptions are driving up construction costs and resulting in longer lead times for obtaining materials

David Smith • September 16, 2021

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To get a clearer picture of the ideal warehouse design, we surveyed our industrial professionals on a number of building attributes including clear height, bay spacing, dock door ratios, and parking.

Jason Price • May 07, 2021