By Meghan Hall It is no secret that asking rates for industrial real estate in core markets have increased, driven by the demands of e-commerce, logistics and distribution firms. However, the past year has disrupted supply chains in ways that have forced these companies to re-evaluate just how they plan to bring their products to […]
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