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10/05/2022

Check out this quick 4 minute read about latest Industrial CRE trend, Onshoring:

Supply chain disruptions are leaving U.S manufacturing sectors scrambling to find new solutions, one trend you can expect to see is the rise of on-shoring.

09/30/2019

The Port of Tampa Bay is the largest cargo tonnage port in Florida, processing more than 37 million tons of cargo annually.

These 50 ports have either raised their TEUs dramatically or worked hard to improve their facilities & equipment to make cargo processing more efficient.

09/26/2019

Looking ahead, most investors will look to minimize risk by moving back to core assets. As stable as the overall industrial sector is currently, assets in major industrial markets will be the focus, as investors look to hedge against any market slowdown.

The economic shores are starting to get frothy, with incoming waves like Chinese tariffs and a downturn market threatening to crash on the beach. Despite this, the 2020 outlook for U.S. industrial real estate remains positive as low vacancy rates and rising rents offer a calming breeze.

09/24/2019

Check out this quarterly article by Cushman & Wakefield's, Scott Garlick. He discusses the positive impact e-commerce continues to have on Tampa Bay's industrial market. https://buff.ly/2mRQtjN

09/19/2019

The industrial market boom has been attributed to a healthy economy, particularly the torrid pace of growth in the e-commerce sector. According to census data, e-commerce sales grew 14.4 percent annually between 2012 and 2018.

DALLAS, Sept. 17, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Robust demand for space in the industrial market is expected to continue to bolster the U.S. commercial real estate...

09/17/2019

Tampa Fulfillment Center - 146,567 SF available in 2020.

Tampa Fulfillment Center 101 S. 34th Street, Tampa, FL 146,567 SF Available Brochure: https://cushwake.cld.bz/Tampa-Fulfillment-Center

09/13/2019

Florida's Ports have been a key player in delivering help to those affected by Hurricane Dorian. Thank you to Cushman & Wakefield's research team for this informative blog post.

  For more information, contact: Chris Owen Director, Florida Research [email protected]   Jason McCormick Analyst, Tampa [email protected]   Related PostsFlorida’s Container Ports are Among the Top in the Nation for International CommerceFlorida’s Container Ports

09/10/2019

Check out this great read on Amazon's current strategies and challenges for the company's last-mile delivery system.

Torn between unsustainable deliver costs and wooing customers with low prices, Amazon will need to rethink its business model to ensure growth, experts say.

09/06/2019

Excited to share with you our Pinellas Industrial Update for Q2, 2019.

Thanks for watching our Pinellas Industrial Update for the second quarter of 2019. Be sure to stay up to date with our blog posts and follow us on social med...

09/03/2019

RaaS models offer a cost-effective, less risky and scalable way to adopt robotics in warehouses with no additional infrastructure requirements and little training.

RaaS revenues and deployments are rapidly eclipsing those from robot purchases, as end users discover more value in securing robotic solutions rather than just equipment.

08/28/2019

The industrial sector of Florida is reaching new heights as ecommerce and last mile delivery continue to evolve. Thank you to Cushman & Wakefield's research team for these recent highlights.

08/27/2019

Over 4 million commercial robots will be installed in more than 50,000 warehouses by 2025—up from just 4,000 last year.

Locus Robotics’ CEO Rick Faulk discusses how robotics can dramatically improve the makeup and efficiency of any fulfillment facility, and talks about the paradigm shift to “think outside the cart” that’s driving this revolutionary development.