Peak Cycle Comparison of Rent Growth
| 10 May 2019
A global look across more than 40 markets – comparing rent growth between peak cycles (2008 to 2018) in primary office and industrial markets.
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A global look across more than 40 markets – comparing rent growth between peak cycles (2008 to 2018) in primary office and industrial markets.
Read moreThe drop in overall net absorption was the big story for the U.S. industrial market in Q1 2019. Overall net absorption finished at 39.7 million square feet, the lowest quarterly total since Q3 2012.
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Read moreOccupier activity across the Unites States continues to be robust, particularly in bulk industrial space 100,000 square feet (SF) and larger.
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Read articleWhile final-mile real estate got the majority of the press, the backbone of distribution throughout North America remained regional big-box distribution centers.
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Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. industrial market. Click the data you want to review or scroll. For more office insights, read the Q4 2018…
Read articleOver the years, industrial occupiers have typically operated in urban areas separate from residential neighborhoods. As the availability of industrial-zoned land in urban cores become scarce, industrial occupiers are moving into the suburbs.
Read moreIn our final blog prior to the release of the 2018 U.S. Industrial Report and Outlook, we take a look at overall industrial fundamentals.
Read moreAs 2018 comes to a close, all signs point to another strong year for industrial real estate. Essential indicators for industrial demand were solid in 2018, including distribution industry job growth.
Read moreThe U.S. industrial market is in the midst of the longest period of growth on record. While 2019 looks to be another strong year, a variety of factors points to a tapering off of industrial real estate activity for the country in the coming quarters.
Read moreFinding labor is harder than it’s ever been, especially in market sectors like the automotive industry, which require a variety of skilled workers. As automotive manufacturers and suppliers manage growth, evaluating local labor markets is key.
Read moreThe ability to offer expedited shipping is a logistical challenge—and one that some retailers are working to change by exploring new warehousing solutions through creating temporary pop-up warehouses, similar to retail pop-up stores.
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