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This article originally ran in the St. Louis Business Journal on December 28, 2021 St. Louis is undervalued as an industrial real estate market, a segment that’s trending up and with favorable capitalization rates. That’s what Alfredo Gutierrez, president and founder of Houston-based industrial investor SparrowHawk Real Estate Strategies, has been saying for years. Gutierrez recently spoke with the Business Journal […]

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