Industrial
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Deal Ticker
North Texas Industrial Portfolio Exchanges Hands
Plus: Two Uptown multifamily sell; two new restaurants join Omni Dallas Hotel’s Lamar collection; and more.
CRE Opinion
These Are Excellent Times For DFW Industrial
Cushman and Wakefield's Nathan Orbin: DFW industrial will continue to lead the major U.S. markets in tenant activity and new construction in 2021.
Business
Dallas-Fort Worth’s Industrial Sector is on Fire
E-commerce defined the region’s commercial real estate market in 2020. Here’s a look at what that means for the future.
Commercial Real Estate
CRE Opinion: DFW Is At The Center of an Industrial Boom
I says let them truckers roll, 10-4.
CRE Opinion
Industrial Isn’t a “Shiny New Toy” — It’s Had Staying Power For Many Years
And it's not just ecommerce. Automotive, electronics, and healthcare are just a few types of companies driving local demand.
Latest
Commercial Real Estate
We’re in One of the Biggest Supply Chain Disruptions in History
Cushman & Wakefield Industrial Tenant Rep David Eseke explains why massive adoption of e-commerce earlier in the year will help with possible logjams.
Commercial Real Estate
Industrial Real Estate Puts Dinner on the Table for Texas Despite Turbulent Environment
All the right ingredients are there: net absorption, rental rates, deal activity, new construction, and healthy capital markets, says Transwestern's John Brewer.
Commercial Real Estate
Deal Ticker: DFW’s Top Leases, Sales, and New Projects
Amazon plans $41 million project south of Interstate 20, Transwestern closes 200,000 square feet supply chain lease in Flower Mound, Veritex Bank expands footprint, and more.
Commercial Real Estate
Why DFW’s Industrial Market Is Poised for Ongoing Success
Recent leasing activity indicates continuing momentum in the sector, says Nathan Orbin of Cushman & Wakefield.
Commercial Real Estate
Industrial Real Estate Sees Promising Future As Sector Benefits from E-Commerce During Pandemic
The fear of material runout will increase inventory demand by 5-7 percent, says NAI Robert Lynn's Industrial's Rick Medinis.