Writer: Joey Garrand 2 min read February 2021 — An e-commerce boom has swept the nation. Pre-covid, robust e-commerce growth was already a reality. The pandemic only accelerated that trend as individuals were unable or afraid to buy their goods from physical locations. The industrial market within the Atlanta region
By: Joey Garrand 2 min read January 2021 — Due to the desire to maintain the city’s architecture and culture, Philadelphia is no stranger to adaptive reuse projects. According to a study by RENTCafé, Philadelphia is ranked second among cities nationwide for most repurposed apartment buildings. With malls being forgotten,
By: Beatrice Silva 2 min read August 2020 — Before April, e-commerce was already a booming business but COVID-19 has skyrocketed digital commercial transactions to a whole new level. Despite the current flash recession, the demand for industrial real estate has grown in almost every market. As a result, industrial
By: Beatrice Silva 2 min read August 2020 — Even before the pandemic, billions of consumers had already been shopping on e-commerce sites like Amazon for years. But the pandemic is accelerating the platform’s growth as more and more people pivot away from physical stores. Shoppers say that there is
By Max Crampton-Thomas Photo by Ben Rosewww.BenRosePhotography.com 2 min read October 2019 — The world is changing rapidly thanks to technology. For certain segments of business this means changing with the times or risk falling into obscurity. The traditional mall has become one of these segments, and with
Commentators and analysts are warning e-commerce will spell the death of the shopping mall, but fresh concepts in the retail experience are breathing new life into Atlanta’s brick-and-mortar retail. Despite worries of a downturn, U.S. retail figures have seen a first quarter boost in 2017. In initial estimates rel eased
