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Oakland, Central Valley Warehouse Costs Top $175 Per Foot as Tariffs Push Industrial Builds Higher

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Oakland and the Central Valley now rank among the costliest places in the Americas to build a warehouse, with small-shell pricing above $175 per square foot and a premium of roughly $3.5 million per project over the hemispheric average, according to Cushman & Wakefield's latest industrial cost benchmarks.

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