Binswanger Global

10/15/2026

Power has become the deciding factor in where major facilities get built. In a recent survey of corporate site selectors, electric power availability was the highest-rated factor in the entire evaluation, ahead of labor, incentives, and logistics.

Our latest Binswanger Brief explains why the traditional site selection order no longer works for power-intensive projects, what it costs when the sequence fails, and a practical framework for searching the right way.

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This Binswanger Brief explains why power-intensive projects need to secure power before choosing sites, and offers a five-step framework for running the search in the right order.

10/13/2026

Another one SOLD! Congratulations to Holmes Davis on the sale of a 217,000 SF industrial property in Longview, TX. Holmes represented the seller on this deal — a big win for East Texas industrial real estate.

10/08/2026

What's an investment really worth when the lease is running out?

Strong current income can be appealing, but it doesn't tell the whole story. Renewal odds, market rent, downtime, tenant improvements, and leasing costs all factor into what an investor actually earns. In the end, value depends on both the income that remains and the risk that comes after expiration.

Our Capital Markets team works through the full picture with owners and investors. Reach out to learn more.

10/06/2026

Manufacturing space available in Elgin, IL 🏭

1400 Abbott Drive boasts 170,216 SF on 10 acres, serious power capacity (8,000A/480V with an on-site substation), and easy access to I-90 — just 42 miles from downtown Chicago.

Available for lease or sale. Reach out to Zach Binswanger for details.

10/01/2026

A successful project is about more than what you see when construction is complete.

Behind every finished space is careful planning, budgeting, scheduling, procurement, coordination, risk management, and countless decisions that keep the project moving forward.

Binswanger’s Project Management team manages what’s below the surface so our clients can stay focused on the bigger picture.

09/29/2026

From printers to protons, business brings in Binswanger.

Our experience spans technology, consumer goods, manufacturing, and more. That breadth gives us insight into the distinct operational needs of each industry—and the expertise to deliver real estate solutions tailored to every business.

Different industries. Specialized needs. One experienced real estate partner.

09/24/2026

👋 Meet our newest Senior Project Manager, joining Binswanger's Project Management team in Philadelphia! With nearly 20 years of construction experience across healthcare, higher ed, retail, and more, this is a great addition to the firm.

Welcome aboard, David!

09/22/2026

Congratulations to Binswanger's Josh Haber and Jason Kramer for representing the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society (PHS) in a long-term lease negotiation at 1900 Market Street with Brandywine Realty Trust! Their creative approach to the economic terms gave PHS the flexibility it needed for years to come. Nicely done!

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The Pennsylvania Horticultural Society's move will end the organization's three-decade tenure on North 20th Street.

09/17/2026

Is your warehouse ready for robots?

Rising wages, high turnover, and tight labor markets are pushing warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing operators toward physical AI faster than ever. But deploying it takes more than capital — it takes the right building.

Our latest Binswanger Brief looks at what "automation-ready" really means: power capacity, floor specs, connectivity, and retrofit potential, plus how to build these factors into your next site selection.

Check it out: https://buff.ly/7UC3ivH

Rising labor costs and turnover above 100% annually are pushing warehouse, distribution, and manufacturing operators toward physical AI. This Binswanger Brief looks at what that shift means for real estate: which buildings can actually support robotics deployment, and which factors — power capacit...

09/15/2026

Binswanger is pleased to have worked with Surplus City on the successful sale of this 116,376 SF industrial facility in Lafayette, Indiana.

This marks the second time Binswanger has sold this facility in 5 years. We first represented the sale in 2021, when Surplus City acquired the building as an owner-user. This time around, we represented the sale again, now as an investment transaction to a large industrial ownership group, with Surplus City staying on as the tenant.