Jordan started his career in 2004, after watching his grandfather manage his modest portfolio of warehouses in Linden NJ, which he acquired by conservatively buying, building, and leasing them over the years.
Over these past 15 years, he has witnessed the run up in mid 2000 to the Great Recession, followed by a slow but steady recovery, which ran concurrent with the beginning of what is now a full paradigm shift in our consumer economy, e-commerce. E-commerce now dominates the industry and has led to historically low industrial real estate inventory levels; everyone shops online, expect those purchases to be delivered to our doorsteps by truck or by drone within 24 to 48 hours, and we are all as impatient and impulsive as ever. All of this makes it critical for companies to have warehouses close to the mass population centers so that they are able to further reduce shipping times and costs. Warehouses have become the most critical component to the retail supply chain.