Sentences with phrase «industrial space demand»

The slowdown in the retail sector beginning in the latter part of 2000 and into 2001 cooled warehouse and industrial space demand.

International trade accounts for approximately 35 percent of industrial space demand, says Rene Circ, national director of industrial research for Grubb & Ellis.

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Legalization of cannabis will play a significant role in the demand for commercial and industrial space throughout British Columbia.

Commercial, industrial and education projects place significant demands on available space and equipment, as well as the workers whose productivity depends on them.

Turkey's industrial energy consumption could be reduced by 24 per cent and energy demand for residential space heating by over 40 per cent, at little or no extra cost.

It has changed the way we look at brick and mortar real estate, created a domino effect as it relates to industrial and land acquisitions, and a higher demand for office space... which then leads to an increase in home sales.

Industrial outlook Chicago is home to one of the largest industrial real estate markets in the country with a base of 949 million sq. ft.. The demand for space has remained stronIndustrial outlook Chicago is home to one of the largest industrial real estate markets in the country with a base of 949 million sq. ft.. The demand for space has remained stronindustrial real estate markets in the country with a base of 949 million sq. ft.. The demand for space has remained strong in 2000.

NAFTA logistics activity has generated tremendous capital investment in U.S. industrial real estate over the last 20 years, especially along logistics / supply chain corridors and demand for space should continue to grow, Tolliver adds.

The U.S. employment gains continue to be strong, with unemployment dropping below 5.0 percent earlier this year, and adding to demand for housing in a variety of forms, for office space, for the retail sector and for industrial / distribution facilities.

This aids business investment and expansion, which, in turn, increases demand for industrial and manufacturing space.

Industrial and office practitioners around the country are reporting a slowdown, though slight, in the absorption of space among dot - com and other Internet companies — a group that has been one of the demand drivers for both office and industrial space in recIndustrial and office practitioners around the country are reporting a slowdown, though slight, in the absorption of space among dot - com and other Internet companies — a group that has been one of the demand drivers for both office and industrial space in recindustrial space in recent years.

Demand for industrial space is high around the nation's transportation hubs, including both deep water ports and airports, as the U.S. economy improves and the dollar gains strength.

With increasing demand, available space is becoming scarce around both water ports and airports, and industrial rental costs for tenants are skyrocketing.

Having these CDEs searching for viable low - income businesses could fuel demand for retail, office, and light industrial space in areas that haven't experienced such development in years.

Meanwhile, «Demand for apartments and industrial space [is] expected to increase as the recovery effort progresses,» says Spencer Levy, CBRE head of research for the Americas.

A list of warehouse projects completed since 2012 or under construction, compiled by CBRE, gives an indication of regions seeing the greatest demand for industrial space.

Atlanta: Thanks to build - to - suits for corporate end users and demand from food companies like Kraft and General Mills, the industrial sector is active, but it's not doing much to take vacant space out of the inventory.

According to the paper, demand for as much as 80 million sq. ft. of new industrial space could emerge from users seeking e-commerce and mega-bulk distribution space.

Lenders are also willing to place debt on industrial and hospitality properties, as they expect demand for warehouse space and hotel rooms to increase with economic activity.

In fact, e-commerce demand for industrial space has doubled over the last three years and will continue to grow at a healthy clip, according to a recent report by industrial real estate investment firm Prologis Inc..

In light of current high demand for industrial space and favorable cap rates, investors are in buy mode and developers are increasingly engaging in speculative construction, industry sources say...

However, Thorpe did note that office and industrial space will be in short supply and, therefore, high demand in the coming year.

To address rapidly changing demand for office, industrial, retail and residential space, we arm ourselves with research, local market data and trend information.

To meet the demand, about 25.4 million square feet of industrial space is under construction in the 14 markets JLL tracked for the report.

GIC, Singapore's sovereign - wealth fund, is gaining warehouses across the U.S. as demand for industrial space climbs from Web retailers and other customers.

The demand for high - quality industrial space continues to rise, as quality space options are becoming increasingly rare, creating leverage for landlords.

Driven by a huge demand for warehouse space from e-commerce giant Amazon.com and other online retailers, industrial properties were the top performers for investors in

The demand is only slowly ramping up in terms of industrial space.

If retail and industrial spaces combine, or if there's heightened demand for these modern factories to be closer to residential centers, zoning laws and regulations may cause delays.

Nahigian and other experts expect upheaval in residential construction, demand for industrial and retail space, and shipping and manufacturing logistics.

Last year was probably the peak for the growth surge in the space, and demand from tenants and building investors may temper in the next 10 months, according to Craig Meyer, president of industrial brokerage and capital markets for commercial real estate services firm JLL Americas.

Even many of those at commercial real estate corporations haven't yet bothered to analyze the various impact scenarios on their business, whether it's diminishing demand for industrial space or clients» needs for special purpose properties or robot - friendly infrastructure.

The multi-tenant industrial sector, however, provides significant opportunity to acquire properties below replacement cost and capture the growing demand for smaller industrial space.

From an investment perspective, as big - box space continues to receive increased competition and record pricing, investors will shift their focus to multi-tenant industrial in order to generate higher yields and capitalize on the growing tenant demand in this sector.

A net increase of 12 million jobs from the low point five years ago has boosted demand for office, retail, warehouse, and industrial spaces.

The region's strong industrial sector is the result of a rapidly growing population that has increased demand for e-commerce distribution space and a strong automobile - manufacturing base.

As the recovery of small business continues to grow, retailers continue to improve delivery times to consumers and large - scale growth projects continue to increase in cities across the West, we will see significant increases in demand for multi-tenant industrial space, especially near population centers.

For example, the drivers of demand for office space are different from the drivers of demand for retail space or the drivers of demand for industrial space.

Will demand for industrial space (a) decline in 2018 (I see this as the least likely outcome, with a 10 percent chance); (b) increase, but remain below the 2016 mark (70 percent probability); (c) move to a new high above 237 million sq ft (20 percent odds)?

Additionally, rising shipping activity and robust energy - related activity will also drive demand for industrial space.

Compounding that is demand for industrial space from businesses pushed out of New York by high rents brought on by the construction of high - rise luxury apartments and condos.

The rapid growth of e-commerce in Canada has sparked a tremendous expansion in the country's logistics and distribution sector — and this is creating unprecedented demand for industrial space.

The demand — and a short supply of industrial space — have led developers and companies to make decisions that buck established trends.