US Industrial Real Estate Surges on Ecommerce Demand in Q3

US Industrial Real Estate Surges on Ecommerce Demand in Q3

A JLL report reveals a boom in the US industrial real estate leasing market in Q3, driven by e-commerce and logistics. Leasing volume, new supply, pre-leasing rates, and rents all reached record highs. The pandemic accelerated e-commerce penetration, increasing demand for last-mile delivery. The market is expected to continue to thrive in 2021. Companies should seize opportunities and strategically position themselves. Investors should pay close attention to market dynamics to achieve long-term returns.

US Industrial Real Estate Hits Record Rents Low Vacancy JLL

US Industrial Real Estate Hits Record Rents Low Vacancy JLL

A JLL report reveals soaring rents and record-low vacancy rates in the US industrial real estate market, signaling strong investment opportunities. Logistics and e-commerce are driving demand, while supply chain restructuring is fueling market growth. Experts predict robust demand will continue for the next 12-18 months. Investors should seize this opportunity by gaining in-depth market knowledge and partnering with professional advisors to achieve steady returns. The report highlights the continued strength and potential within the industrial sector despite broader economic uncertainties.

US Industrial Real Estate Vacancies Hit Record Low CBRE Finds

US Industrial Real Estate Vacancies Hit Record Low CBRE Finds

A CBRE report indicates that the US industrial real estate vacancy rate continues to decline to a historic low, exacerbating the supply-demand imbalance. Demand growth is driven by e-commerce development and supply chain optimization, but risks such as economic recession and rising interest rates cannot be ignored. Companies need to adopt strategies such as flexible leasing and strategic site selection to cope with market changes and seize opportunities. The ongoing imbalance presents both challenges and potential rewards for businesses operating in the industrial sector.

Industrial Property Vacancies Hit Record Low As Rents Surge JLL

Industrial Property Vacancies Hit Record Low As Rents Surge JLL

JLL reports that the US industrial real estate market hit a record low vacancy rate of 4.8% in Q2, with rents soaring to $6.62 per square foot, a 5.1% year-over-year increase. The logistics and distribution sector led leasing activity, accounting for 24.9% of total leased space in the first half of the year. Despite active construction projects, net absorption exceeded deliveries, potentially leading to a supply shortage in the long term. Businesses need to carefully select industrial space, and landlords should pay close attention to market changes.

US Industrial Real Estate Faces Rising Vacancies Slowing Rent Growth

US Industrial Real Estate Faces Rising Vacancies Slowing Rent Growth

A Colliers International report indicates a surge in inventory across the top 25 U.S. industrial markets, fueled by ongoing development. However, new supply is decreasing, potentially accelerating market recovery. Rental growth is slowing, and future trends remain uncertain, with rising vacancy rates and softening demand. Rental rates are projected to continue growing in the coming years, and vacancy rates are expected to peak and then decline. The market is facing a complex interplay of factors influencing its trajectory.

Industrial Real Estate Surges in Top 25 US Markets Colliers

Industrial Real Estate Surges in Top 25 US Markets Colliers

Colliers' latest report reveals remarkable growth in US industrial real estate inventory, particularly in the 25 largest markets, with an annual growth rate of 3%. This surge is primarily driven by developers consistently delivering modern facilities. However, this expansion also presents challenges related to market competition, infrastructure development, and environmental concerns. The report highlights the dynamic growth and future potential of the industrial real estate market in the United States, acknowledging both opportunities and obstacles.

US Industrial Real Estate Booms on Ecommerce Supply Chain Demand

US Industrial Real Estate Booms on Ecommerce Supply Chain Demand

A recent Colliers International report indicates that US industrial real estate inventory is growing at a "frenetic" pace, with an annual growth rate of 4.1% over the past four quarters and an average growth of 3% across the top 25 markets. The report highlights the strong demand for modern facilities and provides valuable market insights for investors, developers, and businesses. This rapid expansion reflects the ongoing need for efficient logistics and distribution networks in the current economic climate.

Promat 2025 Honors Breakthroughs in Supply Chain Tech

Promat 2025 Honors Breakthroughs in Supply Chain Tech

The ProMat 2025 Innovation Awards have just been announced, featuring award-winning projects across various categories including forklift battery systems, sustainable tires, warehouse control systems, and mobile robots. This award aims to promote new technologies and innovative applications in the material handling industry, enhancing industry standards.

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Smart Warehousing Transforms Modern Warehouse Management

Smart Warehousing Transforms Modern Warehouse Management

This article explores the evolution of warehouse management, highlighting a comprehensive transition from a blind phase to adaptive warehouses. It emphasizes the crucial roles of robots and artificial intelligence in supply chain transformation, as well as the innovative role of AI agents in real-time decision-making.

08/06/2025 Warehousing
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AI Revolutionizes Modern Warehousing Operations

AI Revolutionizes Modern Warehousing Operations

Dexory explores the future of intelligent warehousing management, outlining the four developmental stages of storage and how robots and artificial intelligence are reshaping the global supply chain. Through investments by Amazon and Walmart, it reveals the direction of automation and the significance of real-time decision-making.

08/06/2025 Warehousing
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