Location, location, location. The old saying holds true as much for the industrial market as it does when people are shopping for a new home–especially in an environment where manufacturing and warehouse space is so hard to come by. 

As the horse racing track announcers say, “And, they’re off….” IAMC is off to a great start to what will hopefully be our return to normal. We have a new set of metrics, events, programs and goals, and we are excited about the possibilities of 2022.

The leasing landscape is changing. Not so much in the transaction itself as much as what comes after (in the reporting) and, as a result, what comes before (in the preparation to remain in compliance). For the majority of industrial assets, the triple net deal is still the industry darling. How we report those deals, however, is now transitioning, thanks to the Financial Accounting Standards Board (FASB). And that implies a new measure of caution in how we approach certain deals and how they turn up on our books. We’ll get back to that shortly. 

With a focus on core corporate real estate business practice areas, IAMC programming blends targeted professional development with world-class knowledge sharing. Spring Forum keynote speakers will tie it all together inspiring and informing with big pictures views.

Longtime IAMC member and friend Margaret Peake Grissom Gittner, Villa Hills, Ky. 72 entered into the loving arms of Jesus December 27, 2021 after a long battle with Interstitial Lung Disease (unrelated to Covid). Margaret was born February 9, 1949 in Louisville, Kentucky to Martha Schott and Thaddeus Andrew Peake. Margaret graduated from University of Louisville, 1978 and from the University of Oklahoma's Economic Development Institute in 1989 and became a Certified Economic Developer.

https://www.courier-journal.com/obituaries/lcj241900