The U.S. health care sector is in a state of flux, with major opportunities for new facilities and more jobs in pharmaceuticals, diagnostics, and medical devices at the same time health care providers are facing a workforce shortage across many…
AI: From Farm to Fork
From cultivation to final processing, the U.S. food industry is seeing a wave of new technologies that are revolutionizing the way in which products are grown, sourced, and distributed. The driving force of those technologies is the application of artificial…
Site Readiness Surge: States Bet Big to Attract Industrial Investment and Jobs
A critical shortage of development-ready industrial sites is pushing states to invest hundreds of millions of dollars in product development. These proactive efforts aim to enhance the developability and speed-to-market of industrial property, ultimately attracting capital investment and job creation.…
Flying High: How Aviation Fuels Local Economic Development
When most people think of aviation, they picture the roar of engines, the sight of planes taking off, or the convenience of boarding a flight to another city. But beyond the runways, aviation plays a pivotal role in strengthening…
FTZs: Trading In The Zone
Since 1937, when the first Foreign Trade Zone (FTZ) in the U.S. opened its gates at the Port of New York, some 200 active designated duty-free enclaves have been established across the country. According to the latest figures, there are…
Outdoor Recreation and Sports-Oriented Development as a Catalyst for Economic Growth
By Shawn Massey, CCIM, CRRP, ALC, Partner, Executive Vice President at TSCG In a post-pandemic world that prioritizes experience, wellness, and quality of life, the outdoor recreation industry and sports-oriented real estate development have emerged as powerful drivers of economic…