Houston's industrial market remains strong, but it is facing the same challenges as commercial real estate overall.
Baltimore-area industrial reports from Lee & Associates and JLL show demand slowed in the fourth quarter as millions of square feet are under construction.
Cities in Texas, Arizona and California are hot spots.
The deal marks the official launch of its “outdoor storage portfolio aggregation” strategy.
Leasing slowdown comes as developers are still building more than 30M SF of industrial space in Atlanta.
Luckily for landlords and brokers, 2019 was one of many strong years in a row for the industrial market.
Some panelists were worried about how distress in other parts of the CRE universe could affect them.
Getting into logistics proved to be more difficult than expected.
Tenants continue to turn more toward smaller industrial spaces in Metro Atlanta.
With a 3% vacancy rate, airport submarket landlords are seeing a burst in demand from smaller tenants.
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