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September 18, 2020 A NOTE FROM JAMES Urban Industrial Markets Expected to Post Largest Forecasted Rent Growth Robust fundamentals through the first half of 2020 accelerated industrial rent growth in the U.S. at mid-year to $7.96 psf/yr NNN, 6% higher than this time last year. Warehouse rents were $6.68 psf/yr, a 56% increase compared with...Read More

The case for developing speculative industrial buildings in today’s real estate market Industrial real estate, has always been the life blood and infrastructure backbone of commerce in America, even more so today, with many technology driven changes in delivering goods. Industrial buildings, ranging in size typically from 20,000 to over one million square feet, provide...Read More

MIDYEAR 2017 National Industrial Index (NII)   Major seaport markets dominate the top of the 2017 National Industrial Index, led by Seattle-Tacoma with one of the nation’s lowest anticipated vacancy rates and exceptional rent growth in the sector. Orange County and Los Angeles rode to the top with two of the nation’s busiest seaports, accounting...Read More

Industrial real estate is in a golden age of low vacancies and cap rates, record demand and a packed pipeline across the country. E-commerce remains the biggest disruptor in the sector, providing opportunities for developers and investors as well as new headaches. That was the theme that developed at Bisnow’s inaugural National Industrial Event in...Read More

E-commerce tenants are looking for high parking ratios and low truck dock ratios with a lot of trailer parking. Amenities for the employee are becoming a big issue also to attract and retain the labor.”–Jim Martell Click Here to Read More Source: connect.media.comRead More

AUGUST 1, 2017 | BY ERIKA MORPHY “Industrial has many years to run as a top performer of the five major food groups.” CHICAGO–We all know the story about industrial’s phenomenal performance in recent years: it is being fueled by e-commerce and the related consumer demands for speedy delivery. This is certainly true, but there is...Read More