e-commerce

The rise of e-commerce and rapid delivery logistics has pushed construction in New York Cityʼs commercial warehouse sector to record levels.

E-commerce demands have New York City’s industrial market on the rise. With at least seven multilevel distribution centers likely to break ground in Brooklyn

Commercial construction spending in the second quarter of 2017 increased 13 percent from the same period last year and office construction rose 11 percent

KEVIN DUDLEY Warehouse construction has reached unprecedented levels in the U.S. due to e-commerce demand, and conditions in many markets indicate that

JLL has been tapped to lease New York City’s first ground-up e-commerce warehouses now rising in Brooklyn. Two full city blocks are being transformed into

With the application deadline approaching for cities hoping to play home to Amazon’s next headquarters, the bidding war is at full bore and Newark, New

Retailers will seek to cap a strong year this holiday season by doubling down on strategies to draw online shoppers into stores, reward their loyalty in

Keep calm and hope retailers adapt. Thatʼs the mantra of retail executives after a year of shakeups for the retail industry nationwide. While many sectors

In residential real estate, the season of giving is the season of receiving—as in hundreds of packages a day. Between online shopping and food delivery

 NAI James E. Hanson has negotiated a lease for 110,000 s/f of industrial space at 7300 West Side Avenue in North Bergen, N.J. Scott K.

If brick and mortar retail died at the hands of e-commerce then it has also been reborn in its image. Digital retail was a common theme during last week’s

New York City offered four resurgent districts in Manhattan, Brooklyn and Queens to Amazon as potential locations for its second headquarters.