Location, transportation access and available labor are key for all tenants. Beyond that, wishlists will vary depending on what the company makes or distributes. But still, trends can be observed.
The US industrial market is on pace for a record leasing volume with activity through July reaching 587 million square feet – 52 percent more than the year-earlier period, according to a new report from CBRE. Sharply higher transportation costs – which are rising faster than rental rates – is helping to fuel this robust
Pricing for industrial distribution and warehouse space climbed in many US markets during the past 12 months, as investors continued to focus on markets tied to large population centers, logistics and e-commerce space.
According to a recent AFIRE survey, an organization that promotes cross-border real estate investment, 79 percent of 2019 survey participants said they would like to increase their exposure to U.S. industrial real estate. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
While the industrial sector flourished in 2017, what’s in store for the industry in 2018? Several market observers discuss possible trends to look out for this year. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE