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As a powerful supporting driver of Commercial Real Estate (CRE), e-commerce has shown how it can endure, even through a pandemic and supply chain shutdowns. Learn more about how e-commerce has helped maintain a steady demand for space — and how the Industrial sector is responding.
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There’s no disputing that lockdowns during the pandemic hit restaurants hard. Many were shuttered forever, but others found new ways to stay in business when dining rooms were, in a phrase, “ghost towns.”
Sustainability is both an opportunity and a necessity for the commercial real estate (CRE) industry, which increasingly leverages it to serve people and future possibilities.
Before the pandemic, we heard a lot about “location” and “live, work, play.” While those will continue to be important in the future, one of the latest terms in commercial real estate (CRE) is “smart buildings.” For perspective, studies suggest that the smart building market will grow from $66 billion in 2020 to $109 billion by 2025.
Luxury ground-up apartment development in Raleigh, North Carolina,
offers exceptional amenities and overlooks the popular Midtown Park.
Texas is the trifecta state, a place with warm weather, a zero-percent state income tax and inexpensive housing. But the “Lone Star State” is more than that: it’s also a major office hub centrally located in the U.S., with Dallas anchoring the Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) metro area — where many of the Nation’s largest tech centers are located.
Industrial Real Estate is currently the best performing commercial real estate (CRE) asset type, touting 44 consecutive quarters of positive net absorption. That’s according to recent forecasts, research articles, reports, and other data and analysis presented over the past couple of months. This spotlights an intriguing success story amid a pandemic that crippled so many businesses and industries.
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