Frank Crivello

The Inflation Reduction Act’s Impact on the Supply Chain

Frank Crivello: The Inflation Reduction Act’s Impact on the Supply Chain

Incentives for cleaner vehicle fleets, greener manufacturing and sustainable industrial buildings are among the advantages brought on by the new legislation.

Frank Crivello: What is Industrial Real Estate?

This property type can include everything from warehouses and distribution centers to manufacturing facilities and data centers.

Frank Crivello: Lessons Learned from 2022’s Peak Season

Frank Crivello: Lessons Learned From 2022’s Peak Season

While 2023’s peak season may seem far away, this is the time for the retail and logistics sectors to analyze what went right, what went wrong, and what can be done about it.

Frank Crivello on Ultrafast Delivery

More retailers have begun recognizing that their customers want orders as fast as possible.

Frank Crivello on What’s Next for Industrial Real Estate

Though demand will remain stable in 2023, there will be some changes.

Frank Crivello on Industrial “Cool Down”

While a headline about cooling industrial demand may generate clicks, the overall narrative lacks context.

Phoenix Investors’ Frank Crivello on the Inflation Reduction Act

This legislation could have far-reaching impacts on the future of the industrial real estate sector.

Phoenix Investors’ Frank Crivello on The Great Decoupling

A long-awaited U.S. reshoring movement is finally coming to fruition.

Milwaukee’s Frank Crivello: How Do Supply Chain Issues Impact Industrial Real Estate Availability?

A U.S.-China trade war, a global pandemic, and worsening natural disasters have all played some role in disrupting the supply chain in recent years.

Phoenix Investors’ Frank Crivello: What’s Driving Demand for Industrial Space?

With e-commerce leading the charge and retail giants snapping up available properties at every opportunity, other industrial real estate users have struggled to find viable space.

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