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The Truck Yard Grows Up: How Industrial Outdoor Storage Became Institutional Real Estate’s Hottest Bet

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A decade after a favor for a friend in the crane business pulled Alterra Property Group into the fragmented world of truck yards and equipment lots, industrial outdoor storage has become one of commercial real estate's most aggressively capitalized sectors — and the executives closest to it say the valuation gap with traditional industrial is […]

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