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The Changing Face of Industrial Real Estate
Maker-tech firms cluster around larger manufacturers, acting as problem-solvers for these organizations and speeding the innovation process, as profit models have shifted towards responsiveness and speed-to-market.
This runs contrary to the idea of competing for sales and profit by achieving the lowest cost, which was the principal force behind offshoring the manufacture of many household and personal goods in years past.
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Rich Forslund, Executive Vice President, Colliers International
Across the Midwest, new life is being breathed into old industrial facilities that are becoming home to IoT incubators, office space, and other mixed-use development.
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Edward Del Beccaro, Senior Managing Director, Transwestern
A new niche is forming in the industrial sector which needs to be near existing “brain clusters” of the targeted industry and may require sites zoned for multiple uses.
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Joseph Panepinto, Panepinto Properties
In order to be close to their target markets, e-retailers are locating warehouses in urban locations and taking advantage of these densely populated areas’ built-in employee bases.
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Consultants Forum Upcoming Events
Attend Consultants Forum 25
The Conrad,
Indianapolis, Indiana
June 4-6, 2018
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