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Report: Office-to-Logistics Conversions Unlikely to Meet Nationwide Industrial Demand 

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By Catherine Sweeney  With rising demand for industrial product and a lack of undeveloped land, converting vacant office space into additional industrial product has become a more popular option among developers. However, recent research from Prologis shows that in the long term, conversion projects are unlikely to meet the growing demand for logistics facilities across […]

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