LAST CHANCE!

Miles & Stockbridge partner Sandy Howard tells us leasing, but not yet acquisitions, are moving in Baltimore's industrial market. Lease rates are holding steady for the first year of renewals and then rising 2% or 3% a year after that. Hear Sandy chat with our other panelists—Duke Realty's Peter Scholz, Prologis' Mark Levy, Liberty Property Trust's Lisa Sullivan, and First Industrial Realty Trust's Jeff Thomas—at tomorrow's Bisnow Baltimore Industrial Summit at the Four Seasons. Last chance to sign up here!

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