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Interview with Sam Sukut and Chris Nelson 1. How did you get into commercial real estate? How did your first few jobs in CRE lead you to specialize in the industrial sales and leasing side? Sam: We actually both come from families with a real estate background which encouraged us to pursue careers in the […]

Industrial Investment Guide The industrial sector has remained steady throughout the first two quarters of the year, despite macroeconomic uncertainties such as maturing loans, stricter loan underwriting, and a decline in import volumes. While the pace of development starts may be decreasing, it is essential to note that this slowdown is compared to the exceptional […]

Motivating Employees and Incentivization In the wake of the pandemic, amenitized workspaces have gained momentum, aiming to attract employees back to the office and create a better work-life balance. However, for workers in industrial buildings, such as distribution centers, remote work is not an option. These essential workers have been at the forefront during challenging […]

Phoenix, AZ Industrial Market Report Market Overview The Phoenix industrial market has one of the country’s most ambitious construction pipelines. Developers have actively focused on the fast-growing western suburbs of Phoenix for constructing distribution centers and warehouses. This is mainly due to the availability of affordable land and the proximity to California. Industrial users have […]

A Vital Subcategory in CRE Recently, the concept of industrial-leased government assets has gained significant attention. These assets are government-leased industrial buildings such as manufacturing plants, warehouses, distribution centers, research and development facilities, and other comparable assets. While government leasing is not a new concept in CRE, the emphasis on industrial-leased government assets has increased […]

The Freight Recession As the freight industry experiences a downturn in demand, commonly referred to as the freight recession, its impact reverberates throughout the trucking industry. Surprisingly, however, the industrial outdoor storage (IOS) sector seems to be weathering the storm quite well.   Understanding Industrial Outdoor Storage Industrial outdoor storage encompasses a wide range of […]

Commercial Real Estate Outlook A year of bank closures, rising interest rates, unrelenting Fed rate hikes, moderating rent growth, and transaction declines have made quite the uphill battle for commercial real estate. These market disturbances have amplified economic uncertainty and led several investors and owners to wonder what will happen next. However, several CRE sectors […]

Florida Industrial Market Report Tampa Market Overview Tampa’s economy is one of the strongest in Florida, notably due to the prominent job and population growth the market has recently witnessed. Tampa’s industrial market is the second largest in Florida, encompassing 212 million square feet of industrial space. Strong tenant demand, particularly from retailers, e-commerce, and […]

New Jersey Highlands Council Implements New Warehouse Development Restrictions The New Jersey Highlands Council has recently announced a series of updates and policy standards that significantly impact warehouse development in the region. These updates, released under the authority of the council, aim to strike a balance between sustainable land use and the needs of the […]