Room to Move

17 Feb 2022

News

The superlatives are accumulating as fast as the shipping containers: Industrial real estate, largely focused on logistics, keeps setting new records, to the point where the pop-up distribution center might soon be as common as the pop-up retail spot once was.

It’s gotten to the point where even a defunct driving range has potential to trade in the Big Bertha for an entirely different kind of driver.

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