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By Tanner W | May 28, 2026

We welcome our new members since January 1, 2026!   First Name Last Name Organization Andrew Lee TGA Renovated Chad Abernethy Abernethy Group Jim Babinchak Cooper Carry, Inc. Raphael Bonilla Old Iron Management Michael Byrd Brasfield & Gorrie Dominic Ferrovecchio Old Iron Management Frank Ferrovecchio Old Iron Management Michael Fotia SunCap Property Group Ross Griggs…

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Creative Reinvention: Turning Obsolete Assets Into Modern Logistics

By Tanner W | May 28, 2026

Marie Ruff for Market Share Blog | May 22, 2026 “Today we’re going to talk about land-constrained East Coast markets and the fact that creativity is becoming a major competitive advantage,” began Mark Levy, chief investment officer, FRP Holdings, Inc., the moderator of a panel this week at I.CON East in Jersey City, New Jersey.…

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Inside the Mixed Signals of a U.S. Manufacturing Revival

By Tanner W | May 27, 2026

Jonathan Rollins for Market Share Blog | May 22, 2026 Two headlines, two very different conclusions. One reads, “Manufacturing Roaring Back,” the other, “U.S. Manufacturing Renaissance Missing in Action.” So, which is it? Is U.S. manufacturing momentum rhetoric or reality? That’s the question Gregg Healy, executive vice president, head of industrial services in North America…

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Data Centers in the Charlotte Region: Facts, Myths & What You Need to Know

By Tanner W | May 26, 2026

View PDF Version View Executive Summary   Updated 6/15/26 A resource guide for policymakers, commercial real estate professionals, and community stakeholders. Data centers power nearly every digital interaction in modern life: from telehealth appointments and mobile banking to university coursework and AI-assisted research or basic social media scrolling. Yet as demand for data center space…

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How Smart Environmental Strategy Protects CRE Value

By Tanner W | May 25, 2026

Natalie Fidlow, CFA for Market Share Blog | May 21, 2026 Environmental risk isn’t a box to check anymore – it’s a portfolio‑level business threat that can lead to a bad deal if you don’t address it smartly. As climate pressures intensify and regulations tighten, the industrial sector is being pushed to rethink how it assesses, prioritizes and manages exposure across its entire footprint. At I.CON East in Jersey City, New…

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Capital Continues to Chase Opportunity in Industrial

By Tanner W | May 22, 2026

Jonathan Rollins for Market Share Blog | May 21, 2026 The consensus among a panel of experts discussing capital markets and industrial investment trends at I.CON East this week in Jersey City, New Jersey, is that the industrial market remains healthy and full of opportunities. Moderator Eric Foster, co-lead of industrial capital markets at Avison…

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Adaptive Reuse Meets Industrial Ingenuity

By Tanner W | May 21, 2026

Natalie Fidlow, CFA for Market Share Blog | May 21, 2026 Can industrial architecture be creative, contextual and cost-effective at the same time? Ten years ago, this was the challenge accepted by Steven Harper, AIA, co-founder and managing partner at Modellus Novus, and Mac Carbonell, founder and creative director at Verdant, in their team’s adaptive…

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REBIC – Mecklenburg County Commission Chair Mark Jerrell is Guest of Canopy Gov’t Affairs Committee.

By Tanner W | May 19, 2026

From REBIC – 5/19/26 Last Friday, during our Canopy Government Affairs Committee Meeting, we were pleased and honored to have Mecklenburg County Commission Chair Mark Jerrell as our guest. During the course of his presentation, in which he masterfully presented a balanced view of his beliefs and approach, Jerrell deftly explained how important it is…

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Chapters Hold Days at the Capitol to Advance Interests of CRE

By Tanner W | May 14, 2026

Toby Burke for Market Share Blog | May 13, 2026 As part of their ongoing state-level advocacy work, NAIOP members from chapters in Ohio, Michigan and North Carolina engaged policymakers at their state capitals this week. NAIOP members from these states traveled to their respective state capitols to engage and educate lawmakers about the key…

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REBIC – Charlotte City Council Puts Brakes on Progress Severely Limiting Long-term Prosperity

By Tanner W | May 13, 2026

From REBIC – 5/12/2026 Rob’s report on the other night’s Charlotte City Council meeting is full of bad news for Charlotte. Especially if we want to prosper. Testy debates followed by numerous attempts to score political points paired with the avoidance of problem solving has me very worried about our economic health. Here’s a quick recap. Beginning…

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