Industrial

E-commerce sales have surged during the pandemic, driving demand for fulfillment centers and other industrial space.

Companies are continuing to diversify and reorganize their global supply chains, a trend that has accelerated since the onset of COVID-19.

The Northeast Dallas-Garland-Mesquite submarket has access to one of the most diverse labor pools in DFW, and attracting blue collar and highly skilled labor make it an ideal location for manufacturing companies.

The third monthly survey from the professional organization measuring COVID-19's impact saw an increase in overall market confidence and increased on schedule transactions in the industrial sector.

Despite the economic challenges inflicted by the coronavirus, deals are still getting done.

Life science is an essential business, and while the industry took a pause on new lease at the start of the pandemic, activity is returning with a roar.

The key word in JLL's economic projection is uncertainty—about the pandemic and how the government will react to it.

RCLCO's sentiment survey predicted that following a pandemic-driven plunge, some sectors of the real estate market are "coming off the bottom."