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From Paper to Project: Key Lessons from Two Cold Storage Developments

  • September 2, 2026

Cold storage development rarely follows a straight line from concept to completion. Tight timelines, specialized infrastructure, evolving end-user requirements and challenging existing conditions can create significant risks – and opportunities – throughout the development process.  At the CREDA I.CON Cold Storage conference this week in Dallas, the “From Paper to Project Case Studies: The Construction Room” session examined two cold […]

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Persistence, Precision and Partnership: Lessons from Two Cold Storage Deal Structures

  • September 2, 2026

When it comes to structuring complex industrial leases, there is rarely a single playbook. That was the core message from a session at I.CON Cold Storage this week moderated by David Sours, cold storage expert and senior vice president at CBRE, who walked through two different deal types with Kevin Kelly, senior vice president at CBRE, and Zachary Romano, chief operating officer and partner at RL Cold.  The two examples – a second-generation leasing case […]

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Navigating Disruptions and Diversification in the Supply Chain

  • June 18, 2026
An expert panel discussed the structural shifts in domestic and global distribution, from inventory strategies to nearshoring and automation, and what they mean for building design, site selection and portfolio strategy. 
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Rickenbacker Rising: Central Ohio’s Industrial Powerhouse 

  • November 3, 2025
In the heart of Central Ohio, the Rickenbacker submarket has cemented the region as a top-tier destination for industrial investment, logistics innovation and global connectivity. At NAIOP’s I.CON Central conference this week in Columbus, Ohio, attendees explored major projects in the area, which is Ohio’s largest submarket and home to 25% of Columbus’ industrial stock.
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Building Predictable Outcomes in Manufacturing Construction

  • September 25, 2025
Manufacturing facility construction is undergoing rapid evolution. As commercial real estate executives seek to align with manufacturers' unique facility needs, understanding key construction trends and best practices is essential for project success. Predictability in cost, scope and schedule remains paramount for manufacturers, and achieving it requires a strategic approach built on early project definition, collaborative team integration and selecting the right project delivery method.
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Logistics-ready Warehouses: How Real-time Visibility Boosts Asset Value

  • September 18, 2025
Real-time data tracking is becoming foundational to logistics networks, but even so, many warehouse systems are lagging. It's not just advanced technology they’re missing out on, but the benefits that come with it. Key technologies are driving visibility and added value in warehouses and beyond.
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How AI is Transforming Procurement

  • August 28, 2025
The Collaborative Real Estate Development and Solutions (CREDS) Consortium, of which NAIOP is a founding member, recently hosted a webinar on how AI and technology are transforming procurement practices and driving smarter, more resilient supplier relationships across real estate.
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Warehouse construction

From Slowdown to Shovel-ready: Recent Tax Bill a Catalyst for U.S. Industrial Growth

  • August 19, 2025
The recent passage of the One Big Beautiful Bill Act of 2025 introduced new provisions allowing 100% rapid depreciation not only of equipment, but also of production and manufacturing facilities. This is a notable expansion beyond the 2017 Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, which limited this benefit to equipment alone. By broadening the scope of eligible assets, the legislation aims to catalyze domestic production, reshape supply chain dynamics, and significantly reduce effective corporate tax rates. As a result, it is expected to spark a wave of industrial development across the country.
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