Industrial Real Estate Newsletter May 2023
INDUSTRY NEWS FIRST REPUBLIC ASSET SOLD TO JP MORGAN After the federal government seized First Republic Bank, it sold all of its assets to JP…
Recent Industrial Real Estate News
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Industrial Real Estate Newsletter March 2023
INDUSTRY NEWS FEDERAL RESERVE RATES CHANGE The Federal Reserve raised rates a quarter of a point last week and indicated that rate increases are near…
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Detroit Industrial Real Estate Report Q3 2022
The Detroit industrial real estate market has rising rent prices, falling vacancy rates, strong construction activity, and a positive absorption rate. It’s on a historic…
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Savannah Industrial Real Estate Report Q3 2022
Since Savannah was founded in 1733, it has grown to be a bustling city with an ever-growing economy. Located in Georgia’s southeastern corner, Savannah offers…
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Pandemic-Fueled E-Commerce Growth Created A Need For Warehouse Space: Box Equities Is Answering The Call
Box Equities co-founders Haim and Mac Dabah spoke to Forbes about COVID-19’s affect on retail distribution and e-commerce, the firm’s unique approach to industrial property investing, and the many advantages Box Equities has as an investor in the space.
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Box Equities, Artemis Target Small Industrial Markets With Strong Labor Forces
CoStar reported on Box Equities’ joint venture with Artemis Real Estate Partners, and the acquisition of a 500,000-square-foot warehouse in North Carolina leased to the clothing company Hanesbrands.
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Box Equities Forms Joint Venture with Artemis
WWD reported on Box Equities’ joint venture with Artemis Real Estate Partners, and the acquisition of a 500,000-square-foot warehouse in Kings Mountain, North Carolina with a single tenant, Hanesbrands.
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How One Investor Broke Into the Competitive Industrial Market
Box Equities co-founders Haim and Mac Dabah spoke to GlobeSt.com about the launch of Box Equities, the firm’s creative approach to industrial property investing, the value of the Dabah family’s deep retail relationships, and Box Equities’ recent acquisitions – including a 900,000 SF Home Depot-anchored distribution center in Missouri and a 150,000 SF Pepsi distribution center in Ohio.
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Dabah Family Buying Up Distribution Centers
Box Equities co-founders Haim and Mac Dabah spoke to WWD about the Dabah family’s long history of starting, investing and running fashion, retail, real estate and technology businesses, and how that informs Box Equities’ approach to industrial property investing.
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NY fashion family cutting a swathe through industrial investment sector
Real Estate Weekly spoke to Box Equities co-founders Haim and Mac Dabah about the launch of the industrial investment firm, a recent string of successful retail distribution center acquisitions, and the Dabah family’s deep retail and real estate credentials.