The United States industrial market is sustaining its impressive performance, primarily fueled by the boom in household spending on consumer goods. For another consecutive quarter, vacancy is at a record low and rent growth is at a record high. Major markets across the country are struggling to accommodate record jumps in demand, causing more leasing activity in smaller markets with more open land for development.
National industrial real estate trends
- Leasing activity is up 70% from the Q4 average observed pre-pandemic
- Rent growth increased at a rate of 8% in Q4 2021 as the market witnessed increased demand with limited supply
- In attempt to keep up with demand, developers across the country have been breaking ground on industrial construction projects at a record pace
- Real estate investors unappeased with the uncertainty of office and retail markets are turning to industrial properties
- Leasing activity has picked up in suburban markets as major markets struggle to meet tenant demand for industrial space
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