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  According to the World Population Review, Cleveland is the second-largest city in Ohio, with a population of 374,394. Once a manufacturing hub, Cleveland’s growth was primarily driven by the industrial sector. Now that manufacturing has shifted overseas and is facing headwinds due to disrupted supply chains and labor shortages caused by COVID-19, Cleveland has […]

  Phoenix’s diverse industry, incredible job growth, and robust population growth have garnered the attention of large private, institutional, and foreign buyers. The number of companies moving to Phoenix is incredible, and the diversification of industries has positioned the market as a long-term, stable investment. Phoenix has become one of the top markets in the […]

As the fourth-largest metro in the nation, Dallas-Fort Worth (DFW) is one of the fastest-growing markets adding 1.2 million new residents in the last decade alone. Businesses and people alike are drawn to the metro’s affordability, business-friendly environment, and sunny weather. The metro just surpassed Los Angeles as the second-largest industrial market with over a […]

  Phoenix has established itself as one of the most in-demand industrial markets in the country over the past few years. A robust development pipeline combined with intense investor demand caused 2021 sales volume to reach an all-time high. Bolstered by e-commerce and logistics, the need for warehouse space is outpacing supply, creating a competitive […]

  The Greater Los Angeles industrial market is positioned to remain a top contender in 2022. Prices have increased approximately 40 percent in the Los Angeles metro as industrial demand persists and supply dwindles. As a result, the metro has one of the lowest vacancy rates nationally, and rental rates are pushing new highs. Over […]

  Industrial assets nationwide experienced a monumental year in 2021, with the Midwest witnessing some of the most impressive fundamentals. The region’s robust highway systems, railroad infrastructures, low labor costs, and port access have made the Midwest a target for many manufacturing, logistics, and distribution tenants. The ongoing build-out of supply chains and swift growth […]

The U.S. has entered a market defined by low supply, high demand, and rising inflation. The supply chain has been disrupted across all sectors as companies try to keep up with consumer demand with a tight labor market and high material prices. As policymakers and companies look for solutions, consumers are becoming more and more […]

  The City of San Diego is the eighth-largest city in the country and the fifth-largest county in terms of population. San Diego’s commercial real estate market is active, supported by robust life sciences firms, biotech firms, defense contractors, and healthcare providers. There are over 80 research institutes in San Diego and five universities, providing […]

Thanks to some of the nation’s most substantial population growth rates, South Florida had virtually no impact from the pandemic due to increased consumer spending and growing e-commerce sales. The industrial sector’s relative insulation from the global pandemic has enabled South Florida owners/users to push rents anywhere between 9.2 to 15.7 percent. Except for Fort […]