Creation Equity principal: ‘Back to basics’ approach is winning the day for industrial

Creation Equity, an Arizona-based alternative investment and real estate development firm, has developed projects such as 820 Exchange and Mesquite 635 in DFW. Part of the company's recipe for success is building better-looking warehouses.

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Creation Equity principal: ‘Back to basics’ approach is winning the day for industrial

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