Not all industrial space is created equal in the face of the coronavirus pandemic. Some will win, and others lose.

The health care crisis has devastated South Florida’s hospitality, entertainment, cruise and convention industries, slowing down the related industrial real estate. At the same time, it’s a boon for growing e-commerce retailers after shuttered brick-and-mortar stores pushed people to rely on online shopping even more than before COVID-19.

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