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Report: North American Port Volumes Dip, But Industrial Real Estate Holds Strong

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The Economic Landscape In the backdrop of prevailing global and regional economic pressures, North America has seen a significant downturn in port volumes compared to midyear 2022. Import volumes plunged by 22.2 percent across pivotal U.S. maritime ports and tumbled 14.6 percent at major Canadian ports. This decline can be attributed to several factors, including the softening […]

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