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
As one of the hottest commodities for investors in recent memory, industrial has seen the largest gains in terms of both rents and asset prices for properties in prime industrial markets around the country. And looking at current supply and demand data for the industrial market, there are no signs of any impending slowdown. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Rent growth for industrial properties is expected to increase nearly 23% year over year in 2022. So what’s an industrial occupier to do? Data shows that in two-thirds of major industrial markets Cushman & Wakefield cover, tenants are renegotiating leases earlier than they historically otherwise would have. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
How will Amazon adapt from a boom-era strategy to the current economic conditions? Online sales growth is slowing, interest rates are rising, and some analysts expect a recession in the coming months. The company has already reduced the number of new multistorey warehouses it planned to build in the coming years to about 10 from as many as 40. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
According to a survey which polled over 500 CRE stakeholders across the U.S. in April and May, just 47 percent respondents ranked primary markets as one of their top choices, closely followed by suburban areas of primary markets at 46 percent and secondary markets at 37 percent. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
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