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Posted: July 7, 2026
Participation opportunities for our Industrial Review 2026
The New England Real Estate Journal is pleased to announce participation opportunities for our upcoming Industrial Review 2026, a special publication highlighting the people, projects and properties shaping New England’s industrial real estate market.
Whether your firm is looking to share industry perspective, showcase an industrial project, or promote available space, the Industrial Review offers multiple ways to increase visibility throughout the region’s industrial community.
Participation Opportunities Include:
Industry Perspective Profiles
Share your expertise and insights on the trends, challenges and opportunities impacting the industrial sector.
Industrial Project Features
Highlight projects currently under construction or recently completed while recognizing the firms helping bring them to life.
Industrial Property Advertising
Promote available space, industrial parks, development sites and build-to-suit opportunities to a targeted commercial real estate audience.
To view participation options, pricing, examples and submission information: CLICK HERE
For questions or to discuss the best opportunity for your firm, please contact John Picard at jpicard@nerej.com or reach out to your NEREJ account manager.
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