By Jon Peterson In a market deeply affected by the economic calamity following the COVID-19 pandemic, the industrial commercial real estate sector is likely set to emerge as stronger than it was coming into the downturn. This has resulted in companies looking for industrial deals across a broad swath of the industry, and one those, Walnut Creek-based Nearon […]
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