We’ve pulled the latest highlights and biggest headlines for industrial real estate news across the country. This quarter there are many news items for the recent development projects around the nation, and various trends based on the demand of space and shifts in the industry.
Industrial Real Estate News – Q1 2023
Boom of Warehouses and Industrial Assets in Border Towns As Manufacturing Moves South
Real estate investors nationwide are adding assets to their portfolios in cities along the border, such as Tijuana (MX), Laredo, TX and El Paso, TX. They are essentially betting on shifts in the global supply chain toward the southern border. Read More
Chicago Tops Nation’s Industrial Real Estate Markets Despite Small Setbacks
Chicago’s industrial real estate market is still #1 in the country even though the market has seen a slight drop in sales and leasing overall. Chicagoland’s ranking for industrial real estate highlights the importance of its strategic location in the country. Read More
Warehouses Are Full Leaving Shippers To Hold Products On Chassis
While warehouses are full in various places around the country, shipping companies are storing product on their chassis. This is a short-term solution, but it is costing consumers and putting further pressure on the supply chain overall. Read More
Is the ‘Red-Hot’ Industrial Real Estate Market Starting To ‘Cool Down’?
Slight “economic headwinds” have affected investor appetite for the industrial real estate sector. 2022 ended with record-low vacancy rates across the board, and in the expert insights perspective given to GlobeSt.com, they see issues continuing near-term. Read More
Industrial Real Estate’s ‘Golden Child’ Has 130% More Sublease Space Year-Over-Year
Industrial real estate sublease availability in the Dallas-Fort Worth area increased “dramatically” during the last year, showing signs of normalizing demand in the sector. Read More
The Most Expensive Industrial Real Estate Markets for Development Nationwide
Portland is the top of the list for the most expensive cities to build industrial real estate assets. GlobeSt.com highlights some of the other markets where it is most costly to develop industrial properties. Read More
Experts Predict That It Will Take Years To ‘Recalibrate’ Amazon’s Warehouse Capacity Nationwide
Amazon has been “whittling down” its industrial real estate asset presence nationwide (and globally) after its binge of fulfillment facilities during the pandemic. Experts predict that it could take many years for this effect to stabilize. Read More
Industrial Real Estate Assets Supply Is On Its Way, But Won’t Meet Demands
According to GlobeSt.com there are 713 million square feet of industrial space under construction, and nearly another 700 million in the planning stage. Despite the projected space coming online, it may not be enough to meet the demand. Read More