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While many commercial real estate sectors continue to struggle with decreased demand from both investors and occupiers, the industrial sector remains a surprising benefactor to the rise in consumer spending.
Read moreThe Greater Boston industrial market continues to buck the trend of office, posting another up quarter in Q3.
Read moreColliers Site Selection Services believes there are five fundamental principles shaping site selection in a COVID-19 world.
Read moreColliers' Midyear 2020 North America Big-Box Market Report examines the North American big-box industrial market in the first six months of 2020.
Read articleAs the pandemic paused, the industrial market in New Jersey continued its steady momentum of new deals and development projects, outpacing other asset classes during the current environment.
Read articleAmazon continues to dominate the industrial scene in Greater Boston.
Read articleIn the second part of our series, we investigate the benefits and risks of manufacturing in Mexico, which many have said is to be the biggest benefactor of new industries looking to shift reliance from China.
Read articleA whole lot of factors limit the production and distribution of seemingly basic products.
Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. industrial market.
Read articleAmazon is in talks with Simon to take over vacant Sears and JCPenney anchors for fulfillment/distribution centers, per the Wall Street Journal.
Read moreAs the U.S. economy stalled in late Q1 due to effects of the novel coronavirus, most if not all commercial real estate sectors saw transaction velocity slow to a near halt.
Read moreDespite the continued COVID-19 related challenges facing the U.S. industrial sector, industrial real estate continued its strong momentum through midyear.
Read moreWe explore the inherent challenges within the global supply chain sector while examining the actions of some of the world’s largest supply chains, COVID-19’s impact, as well as the costs and benefits of manufacturing in China.
Read moreThe U.S. industrial sector remained sound as mid-year 2020 activity fell a mere 8.8% from the same time last year.
Read moreGreater Boston’s industrial market has seen sustained strong performance.
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