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NEW YORK CITY-The development of larger warehouses close to maintransportation routes to manage the rise in imported goods willcontinue to reshape American communities, according to a new whitepaper released today by global real estate services firm Cushman& Wakefield.
"We wanted to get a handle on the pivotal role commercial realestate is playing in meeting the demands of consumers and thedramatically changing global trade environment," says Maria Sicola,senior managing director of Research at Cushman & Wakefieldsays of the paper. "As more warehousing and distribution centersare being built near ports and major inland hubs, some communitiesand even our rail system are springing to life."
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