In this exclusive for HorizonTV, Cameron Trefry and Kate Lyle of Ware Malcomb talk about their firm's cold storage building prototype that is serving a market that is rapidly expanding across the supply chain.
For more on Ware Malcomb's speculative cold building development concept, check out Cameron Trefry's article in NAIOP’s Development magazine.
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