Industrial Q1 Update
| 06 May 2021
The U.S. industrial sector’s momentum carried over into 2021, setting a new absorption record of 109.6 million square feet in Q1, 83% higher than one year ago.
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The U.S. industrial sector’s momentum carried over into 2021, setting a new absorption record of 109.6 million square feet in Q1, 83% higher than one year ago.
Read moreThe U.S. industrial sector has operated full steam ahead throughout 2020, and that momentum carried over into 2021.
Read moreThis report analyzes the 10 markets best poised to benefit from growth in depth, provide the area’s population and labor demographics, discuss logistics advantages, give an insider’s perspective on what makes these markets tick and 2021 forecast.
Read moreWe examine the North American big-box industrial market in 2020, which includes the seven core North American big-box markets and nine emerging secondary markets.
Read articleThe latest report from the National Association of Manufacturers revealed 88% of large and medium-sized manufacturers exhibit strong optimism for the remainder of 2021.
Read articleAmazon dominates the e-commerce sector through sales of its own products, in addition to commissions and fees from its marketplace sellers.
Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. industrial market.
Read articleThis week’s Quick Hits focuses on an Industrial market that broke records in 2020 despite the headwinds of the broader economic slump and other pandemic challenges.
Read articleThe U.S. industrial sector had a record year in 2020. Overall net absorption remained resilient with occupancy gains of more than 273 million square feet at year-end, 18.9% higher than the same period a year ago.
Read articleIn a year marked with struggles and uncertainty due to a global pandemic and domestic political unrest, the U.S. industrial sector flourished against all odds.
Read moreFollowing a strong rebound during the third quarter, growth in the U.S. economy began to stagnate at the end of the year as the worsening health crisis surged, resulting in tighter restrictions.
Read moreOver the next few years, America’s major retail landmarks including malls and various shopping centers across the country are poised to make an unprecedented shift in the retail experience.
Read moreThe latest report looks closely at the top 25 U.S. industrial markets and the key factors that shaped them through the third quarter of 2020, such as inventory, vacancy, absorption, rents and construction, among others.
Read moreFor the most part, manufacturing and distribution companies have not skipped a beat due to the rise in e-commerce activity that stemmed from consumer wariness of in-person shopping.
Read moreExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. industrial market.
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