US warehouse lease rates climb even as demand for space slows
Warehousing landlords are poised to make more money this year without adding to their footprint, ...
As the growth of e-commerce retail continues to show no signs of abating, the supply chains that serve that business are now faced with how to cater for that growth, and according to this report from SupplyChainBrain one emerging strategy is to site huge warehouses at the epicentre of urban areas to satisfy consumer demand for same- and next-day deliveries. In New York’s Bronx area, for example, there is a 1m sq ft distribution centre under construction for opening in ...
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