City Planners, Property Developers Fuel Push for Driverless Vehicles

City Planners, Property Developers Fuel Push for Driverless Vehicles

Six years after Nevada became the first state to allow driverless cars on public roads, real-estate developers and city planners around the country are stepping up their efforts to court pilot projects. In downtown Las Vegas, for example, a driverless eight-passenger...

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Train Depot Changes Ownership Ahead of Expected Ford Announcement

Train Depot Changes Ownership Ahead of Expected Ford Announcement

The long-empty Michigan Central Depot and a former book depository in Detroit's Corktown neighborhood have changed ownership from the billionaire Moroun family to an entity linked to a New York law firm. The moves come ahead of an expected mid-June announcement that...

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Investors Still Can’t Get Enough of Industrial Properties, Experts Say

Investors Still Can’t Get Enough of Industrial Properties, Experts Say

Despite increasing valuations and compressed cap rates, industrial/logistics real estate remains “the prettiest girl at the dance,” says Mark Glagola, senior managing director of the Mid-Atlantic capital markets group at brokerage firm Transwestern. “Investors are...

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Columbus’ Industrial Market Continues To Rise

Columbus’ Industrial Market Continues To Rise

This metro area’s robust distribution market has recently brought in some of the nation’s most important developers and investors, and another big player is ready to jump in as well. Xebec just purchased 106 acres southeast of the city and near the Rickenbacker Inland...

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‘Next Generation’ Biomanufacturing Plant Will Be the First of its Kind in the U.S.

‘Next Generation’ Biomanufacturing Plant Will Be the First of its Kind in the U.S.

Amgen, a biotechnology company, is expanding in Rhode Island with a new $160-million next generation biomanufacturing plant that will be the first of its kind in the United States (Amgen previously built a next-generation biomanufacturing plant in Singapore). The...

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Aging US Warehouses Unfit to Handle Amazon and E-commerce Boom

Aging US Warehouses Unfit to Handle Amazon and E-commerce Boom

The average age of a U.S. warehouse is 34 years, according to a survey by real estate services firm CBRE. And that likely won't cut it for a retail industry that's moving increasingly toward e-commerce and fulfilling online orders for customers in the blink of an eye....

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