Industrial

Modern office layouts are critical to heavier-build-out users; however, the standard best-in-class building-amenity sets continue to be the focus of the majority of users, CBRE's Nick Vranka tells GlobeSt.com.

“We are confident that commercial real estate will continue to perform well amidst an economy buoyed by tax reform and heightened job creation,” says Lisa Pendergast at CREFC.

A roundup of recent deals, leases, executive moves, and other news from the past week.

The latest deals, personnel moves and trends in the Midwest.

“Strong investor interest in new construction, vacant-forward sales, and institutional buying off of I-95 speaks to the depth of demand for all things industrial in New Jersey,” says Gary Gabriel, executive managing director, Cushman & Wakefield.

In this <b>EXCLUSIVE</b>, Robert McGee recently discussed why Houston is attracting industrial giants such as Dräger and Bauer Manufacturing, firms that are increasingly serving as the backbone of the local economy.

Following its record-breaking 2017, the Port of Long Beach opens the year with record container volumes.

While the market typically does not attract national big-box distribution users, some distribution and e-commerce companies are opening new industrial facilities here, CapRock's Bob O'Neill tells GlobeSt.com.