Philadelphia Industrial Market- What Happens When High Supply Meets Low Demand
| 21 September 2018
Several factors are converging to fuel the industrial real estate market, particularly within the City of Philadelphia.
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Several factors are converging to fuel the industrial real estate market, particularly within the City of Philadelphia.
Read moreLed by core markets in the Inland Empire, Chicago, Atlanta and Dallas-Fort Worth, the U.S. industrial sector continues to perform exceptionally well with robust absorption and development, along with record low vacancy rates.
Read moreU.S. industrial real estate continued its positive momentum in the first half of 2018 and while there are significant occurrences that bear watching, fundamentals are expected to stay strong with record low vacancies, record high asking rents and rob
Read moreE-commerce has shifted the dynamics of consumer demand and, thus, occupier supply chains, perhaps more than any other force in the last half century.
Read articleAlmost everyone, it seems, is happy with the state of the U.S. economy. Surveys of both consumers and business leaders remain near 20-year highs. Learn more in the July 2018 Economic and Market Snapshot.
Read articleChicagoland infill industrial development expected to surge
Read articleWith our economic recovery — nay expansion — now at 105 months and counting, we’re entering new territory. Learn more in the April 2018 Economic and Market Snapshot.
Read articleExplore the latest key statistics and Colliers’ outlook for the U.S. office market. Click the data you want to review or scroll. For more office insights, read theQ4 2017 U.S….
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 industrial insights, read the Q4 2017…
Read articleIn our State of the U.S. Market and 2018 Outlook, we examine current economic and property market conditions and provide insight into what we can expect in the coming year and beyond.
Read moreBusinesses continue to invest in downtown districts as people relocate to urban centers, raising the question: does this trend trickle down to smaller cities in tertiary markets and what are they doing to create their own downtown renaissance?
Read moreRecent economic growth has been moderate, a trend that experts expect to continue into the future. Learn more in the October 2017 Economic and Market Snapshot.
Read moreEconomic growth for all of 2017 should outpace that in 2016. However, job growth continues to slow as we near full employment, notwithstanding the strong June jobs report. Learn more in the latest Economic & Market Snapshot.
Read moreU.S. property markets are increasingly signaling that they have peaked. But is this really the end of the cycle?
Read moreThe significant gap between so-called “soft data” (such as surveys of business and consumer confidence) and “hard data” (the factors that directly support GDP growth) suggests yet another weak start to the year, but stronger growth is in the offing.
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