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Pathways: Industrial property
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Rod Cornish of Macquarie’s global real estate team joins Daniel McCormack, Economist, Macquarie Infrastructure and Real Assets, to discuss the logistics sector in commercial real estate. What’s been driving demand for this growing sector? How has e-commerce and other dynamics in the sector changed due to Covid-19? Are prices for logistics facilities justified?
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