With industrial vacancy under 2.0 percent in many U.S. markets and rents continuing to rise, this asset class is the darling of both investors and lenders.
Plans are underway to convert the iconic Baltimore Sun headquarters into a mixed-use development anchored by a grocery store — and possibly a renovated newsroom for the state's largest daily.
Forbes looks at nine international markets that could offer good real estate returns. A New York City landlord loses control of his properties after illegally subletting them through Airbnb, reports the New York Post. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
Key Accounts Manager/New England and Canada Matt Butcher
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With industrial vacancy under 2.0 percent in many U.S. markets and rents continuing to rise, this asset class is the darling of both investors and lenders. 
Forbes looks at nine international markets that could offer good real estate returns. A New York City landlord loses control of his properties after illegally subletting them through Airbnb, reports the New York Post. These are among today’s must reads from around the commercial real estate industry.
