More and more, typical industrial development in the Inland Empire will look like this. Instead of one large warehouse with lots of truck doors, cities will require smaller buildings so not to conflict with nearby residential communities. This planning protocol significantly increases the costs for the developer but it creates opportunities for Occupiers who wouldn’t ordinarily find a building in smaller sizes to purchase.
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SIOR had their first European Conference in London at the end of June. Coincidentally, it was at the same time as the Brexit Referendum. The day before, gleeful developers, confident at being the center of the developed world were completely dazed by the results the next morning, with news of their world being threatened. However, it did not take long to speculate about the opportunities, not only in London but under a new financial order.
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