The Rising Table: Boom, Pushback, Slowdown: A Warehouse Nation
29 Jan 2023
News
As the United States emerged from the Great Recession of 2008-2009, there was this collision of forces: cheap real estate and the rise of e-commerce. The result was a warehousing boom that continues to change this country's industrial landscape.
Construction skyrocketed as Amazon and others began building million-square-foot distribution centers. Since 2011, an estimated 2.3 billion square feet of new warehouse space has come to market.
Click here to view the original article from The Rising Table.
More Topics
Aitkinage: Talon Metals project update
Jan 29 2023Talon Metals Corp., the majority owner and operator of the Tamarack Nickel-Copper-Cobalt Project in central Minnesota, has intercepted new high-grade nickel-copper mineralization nearly two miles outside of the current nickel-copper resource area. Talon believes it has confirmed a brand new “system” of high-grade nickel-copper mineralization within the Tamarack Intrusive Complex...
With data centers, there isn’t much of a gray area.
To most observers who live, work or play around these often immense structures, they’re rather dull but necessary monoliths. They can lifelessly loom along a given horizon, which one might encounter driving through what’s known as Data Center Alley...
There’s a simple reason that renewable energy is one of the biggest growth industries around the globe as the world very gradually moves away from reliance on fossil fuels.
“It just makes good business sense,” said Dennis Donovan, principal with the WDG Consulting in Bridgewater, N.J. “Today, it’s more...
