HOW TO BUY A NEW PIECE OF INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE
Buying industrial and commercial real estate can be an incredibly complex undertaking full of regulations and red tape that most people aren’t necessarily prepared to deal with. In order to make the process easier to understand, we have compiled a few tips.
OPPORTUNITY ZONE MAP
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HOW TO FIND THE RIGHT COMMERCIAL REAL ESTATE
KNOW WHAT YOUR NEEDS ARE
While you might have an idea of what you need, you should sit down and write them all down.
RIALTO, CA. RV SPA TO OPEN NEW 6 ACRE FACILITY AT ALDER & 210 FREEWAY
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RIALTO- 525,110 SF WAREHOUSE BUILDING UNDER CONSTRUCTION AT WILLOW & SANTA ANA
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TRUCK AND TRACTOR SALES YARD APPROVED IN FONTANA, CA
Administrative Site Plan No. 12-024/Conditional Use Permit No.
OPPORTUNITY ZONE CREATES OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE ON CAPITAL GAINS TAX
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Riverside Top Market in US for Population Growth
By Kelsi Maree Borland | globest.com
What Split-Rolling Prop 13 Will Mean for CRE Owners
A new measure to split-roll Prop 13 will appear on the November 2020 ballot, and commercial property owners are raising $100 million to defeat it.
Inland economy looks strong heading into 2020
By IE Business Daily on December 16, 2019
Possible trade wars are the closest thing to a cloud on the economic horizon. More slow but steady growth in business activity, a pattern that’s been in place for several years, is the likely scenario for the next 12 months.
Seven CRE Investment Strategies for 2020
Investment strategies for 2020 range from selling overpriced industrial assets to taking a full accounting of the top CRE risks.
Controversial San Bernardino airport cargo expansion approved
By PRISCELLA VEGA, SAM DEANDEC.
Split Roll Property Tax Facts
CMBS 2020
CMBS Market Grapples with Developing COVID-19 Effects Delinquencies will rise, but not right away. Special servicers and master servicers will be busy in the coming months.
U.S. Manufacturing Begins Rebound from April Trough
U.S. manufacturing activity began to rebound in May after reaching an 11-year low in April. The Institute for Supply Management said Monday that its survey of national factory activity rose to a reading of 43.1 last month, following April’s sharp contraction to 41.5 that ended 131 consecutive months of growth. Any reading below 50 for the Purchasing Managers Index, which is based on a survey of manufacturers, indicates contraction.
Supply Chain Shifts Poised toGenerate Substantial New Demand
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CRE Executives Make Their 2021 Predictions For The Industry
CRE Executives Make Their 2021 Predictions For The Industry
Here’s How Democrats’ Senate Control May Play Out With Net LeaseWith Democrats Jon Ossoff and Rapha
Here’s How Democrats’ Senate Control May Play Out With Net Lease With Democrats Jon Ossoff and Raphael Warnock having won the Georgia Senate seats, many in the net lease business wonder what’s next.
Cushman & Wakefield, NYC cut ties to Trump Organization
Cushman & Wakefield, NYC cut ties to Trump Organization
Brokerage will stop handling leasing for firm; de Blasio ends rink and golf contracts
JLL backs out of selling Trump’s DC hotel
JLL backs out of selling Trump’s DC hotel
Brokerage said it’s no longer involved after unrest at Capitol Building
CMBS Delinquency Rate Falls for Seventh Straight Month – All Major PropertyTypes Improve
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The Booming Logistics Sector Has Many Unexamined Risks
The Booming Logistics Sector Has Many Unexamined Risks Even small changes in the supply and demand driven by e-commerce could change the sector’s dynamics.
Some Truckers Are Thriving as Companies Reset Supply Chains
Efforts to meet growing e-commerce consumer demand have less-than-truckload carriers handling more freight
Companies with less-than-truckload delivery operations are seeing growing freight demand.
Bond Selloff Prompts Stock Investors to Confront Rising Rates
Bond Selloff Prompts Stock Investors to Confront Rising Rates If yields rise more quickly and unpredictably than expected, that would be disruptive to assets like shares, many analysts say
Here’s How Industrial Space Demand Is Spilling Out of Warehouses. AndInvestors Are Taking Notice.
Triten Real Estate Looks To Buy Outdoor Industrial Storage Sites Across the Country
A Texas real estate firm, Triten Real Estate Partners, is betting that demand for industrial service facilities, also known as outdoor storage areas, could grow. (Getty
Riverside County News Update
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San Bernardino County News Update
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Local News Updates
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U.S. Ports See Shipping Logjams
Congestion has been worst at the neighboring ports of Los Angeles and Long Beach, which account for more than a third of all U.S. seaborne imports. Here, a container ship is seen anchored at the Port of Los Angeles in March. PHOTO: BING GUAN/BLOOMBERG NEWS
Port of Los Angeles Stops Short of 24-Hour Operations, Unlike Long Beach
The Port of Los Angeles is holding back on extending its gate hours as encouraged by the Biden administration, focusing instead on boosting efficiency in operations while coping with a surge in imports into the critical U.S. trade gateway.
South Carolina Ports CEO Unpacks Increasing Pressure On Ports
The pandemic-spawned import booms, capacity shortages and shutdowns have proved again and again the rigidity of port and supply chain infrastructure. After all, the port industry plans its infrastructure decades in advance, so increasing capacity overnight is nearly impossible. Some ports more than others, however, have demonstrated agility and operational foresight. In an exclusive interview with FreightWaves, Jim Newsome, CEO and president of South Carolina Ports Authority, unpacked three causes of congestion challenges.
Inland Warehouses Overtake Landscape
The Inland Empire supply chain doesn’t just flow, it gushes.
Logistics dominate the former citrus powerhouse where almost 5 million live. For better or worse, the region’s present and future are tied to mammothwarehouses and an 18-wheeled armada connecting the fruits of overseas labor to shopping aisles and doorsteps.
High Desert is the 9th Fastest Growing Area in the US
https://www.visualcapitalist.com/fastest-growing-cities-in-the-us/
Where Are All the Truck Drivers? Shortage Adds to Delivery Delays
Truck driver Chris Wagner pulled his big rig into a grain processing plant in Sidney, Ohio, on a recent afternoon to pick up a load bound for the Chicago suburbs. He’d lost his scheduled place in line because of delays at an earlier delivery, so it was 10:45 p.m. before the plant was ready to load his trailer.
Truckers Steer Clear of 24-Hour Operations at Southern California Ports
The Biden administration pressed ports in Southern California to open 24 hours a day to help ease supply-chain bottlenecks. The move has barely made a ripple.
What’s Caused America’s Supply Chain Crunch? 60 Minutes
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W7jSsyQKIfE&ab_channel=60Minutes
Inland Empire Warehouse Tenants Facing Sticker Shock
Inland Empire warehouse users who plan to renew a five-year lease or move to another space in the coming months will face some of the nation’s highest rent increases, according to a new report.
Why The U.S. Will Need 1 Billion Square Feet of Warehouse Space by 2025
The U.S. is facing a warehouse shortage, with 1 billion square feet of new industrial space needed by 2025 to keep up with demand, according to commercial real estate services company JLL.
The Rise and Expansion of the Outpost Economy
“The secular shift in how we work, live, and think about our life is opening opportunities in outpost economies around the U.S.,” says Graceada Partners in a new report. These are defined as smaller cities with a quality of life that draws workers who have become untethered from their current living situation or location.
ISFs Could be the Next Industrial Real Estate Gold Rush
Institutional investors eyeing small outdoor properties that store transportation equipment.
The Inland Empire is Running Out of Space. This Area is Poised to Take the Spillover
Can’t Find Space in the Inland Empire? Look to the High Desert.
Trepp Delinquency Report June 2022
Trepp CMBS Delinquency Rate Rises for Only Second Time in Two Years in June 2022 – Blip or Inflection Point?
Market Dislocation May Uncover Silver Lining For Commercial Real Estate Lending
Principal and Founding Partner at Tower Capital, a leading Commercial Real Estate Structured Finance Firm & Capital Advisory.
Fed Funds and GDP Through the CRE Lens
This week’s economic news packed an expected, but no-less-severe one-two punch. On July 27, 2022, the Federal Reserve hiked the effective federal funds rate (EFFR), adding to the increases made in March, May and June of this year. And less than 24 hours later, the Bureau of Economic Analysis reported that the U.S. economy contracted for the second straight quarter, with GDP falling 0.9% at an annualized pace for the period. The question that keeps being asked is how this ongoing economic news affects commercial real estate. By way of answer, experts tell Connect CRE that commercial real estate isn’t unscathed from the ongoing economic headwinds. But they also explain that thoughtful planning, de-levering, intelligent capital strategies and appropriate asset allocation can help move the industry—and its owners and investors—through a shaky economic future.
Truck Terminals Move Into Fast Lane of Industrial Real Estate Investment
Big Investor Funds, Logistics Companies Pay Top Dollar To Snap Up Properties
10 Ways to Maximize Warehouse Space
After a few years of operation, you may feel as though you’re running out of room in your warehouse. While this is a frustrating problem, expanding your physical footprint isn’t the only solution. Just by taking a close look at your warehouse and implementing a few new methods, you can fully maximize your space.
Port Cargo Traffic Boosts Industrial Demand, Inflation Hits Middle-Income Households, Business Order
Port Cargo Traffic Boosts Industrial Demand
BNSF to Build New Integrated Rail Complex in Barstow to Increase Supply Chain Efficiency Nationwide
BARSTOW, Calif., Oct. 1, 2022 – BNSF Railway today announced plans to invest more than $1.5 billion to construct a state-of-the-art master-planned rail facility in Southern California – and the first being developed by a Class 1 railroad.
Cap Rates vs. 10 Year Treasury
The 10-year U.S. Treasury bill (“10-Y T-bill”) is widely considered to be a “risk-free” investment with a locked-in rate of return. Because of this, the 10-Y T-bill can be viewed as a fair barometer when gauging investors’ sentiment toward alternative investments and what they are willing to risk for an expected rate of return.
U.S. Port Markets See Outsized Industrial Rent Growth, Dwindling Availability
An extraordinary amount of new supply—more than 700 million sq. ft. under construction and 650 million sq. ft in the pipeline—held down industrial rent growth nationally over the last year. But it’s a different story in supply-constrained port markets, especially Southern California and New Jersey, where rent growth is more than double the national average, according to David Greek, managing partner at New Jersey-based Greek Development.
What $100 Million Can Buy in Industrial Markets Near Major US Ports
The pandemic arguably transformed the industrial sector’s place in the commercial real estate hierarchy from overlooked contender to an investment-worthy darling, with buyers proving their willingness to pay record amounts for properties — especially those located near some of the nation’s largest ports.
U.S. Container Imports Are Plummeting to Close the Year
Inbound volumes at Southern California are below prepandemic levels as other gateways report sharp declines.
California Long Ruled U.S. Shipping. Importers Are Drifting East.
Sharpie maker Newell Brands Inc. is opening distribution centers in Pennsylvania and North Carolina to lessen dependence on seaports in California. Abercrombie & Fitch Co. is moving more merchandise through New York and New Jersey to avoid West Coast bottlenecks. Air-conditioning manufacturer Trane Technologies PLC is sending most of its cargo this year through ports in the South, instead of the Los Angeles area.
Institutions May Deploy Dry Powder for Real Estate Heading into 2023
Big investors may hunt for value-add and opportunistic plays in the coming year amid rising allocations.
Housing Market Predictions 2023: A Post-Pandemic Sales Slump Will Push Homes Prices Down
Mortgage rates will take center stage in 2023, with high rates likely to make it the slowest housing-market year since 2011.
10 illuminating questions to ask before partnering with someone
In business, it’s important to get to know someone as an individual before entering into any kind of partnership. If you understand a person and their motivations, and if you know you can work well with them, the relationship is much more likely to be fruitful for both parties. Whether you’re talking with a prospective client, investor, employee or even a vendor, you won’t regret taking the time to get to know them before moving forward. Below, members of Business Journals Leadership Trust share 10 illuminating questions you should ask someone before partnering with them.
IE Manufacturing Down for Third Straight Month
Inland Empire manufacturing is officially in decline.
Net Lease Cap Rates Continue to Expand
Increased borrowing costs and a decreasing amount of 1031 exchange investors hinder activity.
An Under-the-Radar Economic Indicator is Flashing a Warning Not Seen Since the 2008 Financial Crisis
An under-the-radar economic indicator is flashing a warning signal to the broader economy as consumer spending slows down. The indicator in question? Cardboard boxes.
How the Worst Drought in a Century Is Changing the Panama Canal
The Panama Canal is going through its driest spell in more than a century, and an extended lack of rainfall could saddle global supply chains with delays and higher fees to move cargo.
Western Joshua Trees Have Been Listed as a Threatened Species
As President of Joseph W. Brady Inc dba, The Bradco Companies, the Mojave Rivers longest standing full-service Commercial brokerage company, I want to share a very important letter and summary from 39th District Assemblyman Juan Carrillo as it relates to the final determination about the Joshua Tree issue that has somewhat paralyzed development in many communities in California.
U.S. Inflation slows to 3% as interest rate rises bite
US inflation fell sharply to 3 per cent in June, sending the dollar lower and highlighting the Federal Reserve’s relative success at bearing down on price pressures.
What Wall Street’s Top Recession Gauge Is Saying Now
Wall Street is growing confident the U.S. can avoid a recession. But one key market indicator is still sending seemingly bleak signals.
Right now, yields on longer-term U.S. Treasurys remain far below those of shorter-term bonds, an anomaly known as an inverted yield curve that has earned fame as a harbinger of downturns.
That has left many investors questioning what the inversion means now. Here is a look at the possible answers:
Why U.S. ports are getting a $21 billion upgrade
U.S. ports are receiving multimillion dollar grants to upgrade cargo handling infrastructure.
The grants are part of the Biden administration’s $21 billion commitment to modernize port infrastructure in the U.S.
Midsize port cities such as Baltimore are among the 2023 grant recipients.
