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Millions of New Jersey residents, many minority and lower-income, live within a half mile of warehouses, where truck emissions raise concerns

Grocer Bodega Latina taking an entire warehouse

NJBIZ Commercial Real Estate Power 50: Meet the most influential leaders in the business that shapes how New Jerseyans live and work.

Two blue and white industrial buildings, open green space occupy spot

Industrial average asking rents in the outer boroughs increased nearly 16% last quarter, but that doesnt mean all properties will experience meteoric rises.

The Caisse de dépôt et placement du Québec is co-financing $100 million in credit for a remote area monitoring company. The Caisse is joining fellow investors, including the Business Development Bank of Canada and Export Development Canada, to provide credit for quasi-equity, subordinated debt and revolving credit for Vosker. The majority of the funding will […]

Chicago industrial developer Steve Poulos and his wife paid $14 million for a new modern home in Fort Lauderdale.

Permission granted by Ahold Delhaize The Upland, California, Planning Commission is considering limits on warehouse size, truck hours and volumes to manage the spread of logistics and industrial development in the predominantly residential city. Upland is only one city dealing with the seemingly insatiable demand for new logistics space located closer to customers. Driven by the growth of e-commerce, warehouse demand exceeded supply in Q4 of 2020 ...

The 44-year-old building will get a makeover, beginning in 2024. As the DJC first reported earlier this month, a waterfront industrial building at 6901 Fox Ave. S. sold for nearly $21.2 million. The new owner subsequently rebranded itself as Bridge Industrial (from the old Bridge Development Partners). It also shared plans for the Georgetown-area property, which wont be redeveloped.  

SEATTLE — A waterfront industrial building at 6901 Fox Ave. S. sold for nearly $21.2 million, according to King County records. The buyer was Bridge Point Seattle 130 LLC, associated with Bridge Development Partners, which hasnt filed any new plans for the property.