Indicators have led many industry stakeholders and analysts to predict an oncoming “cool down” for industrial real estate. Yet, despite months of concerns about a sudden cooling of the industrial market, such predictions still haven’t become much of a reality. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
According to one top analyst at CBRE, deal flow in the industrial sector is likely to slump in 2023 as occupiers recalibrate. But despite the slowdown, there remains demand drivers that will also provide insulation. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
A recent report finds that e-commerce growth, rising inventories, and express delivery are driving a relentless appetite for industrial real estate. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The e-commerce giant's recent pullback hasn't had a negative impact on the South Florida warehouse market. Although Amazon was making 90% of the e-commerce growth the last few years, 85% of all the e-commerce deals are now other groups playing catch-up. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
The differences between asking rents vs. taking rents and trends in those rents can cause unexpected outcomes for occupiers. These factor importantly into investors’ returns. and also created quite a bit of “jousting” between landlords and tenants for new leases and renewals. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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