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U.S. Industrial Sublease Space TrendsIn 2022, the pandemic spending boom started to wind down, which has since been reflected in an ongoing deceleration in e-commerce sales and (real) nondurable goods spending growth, and in an outright decline in (real) durable goods spending and import flows.
Jason Price • March 16, 2023
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Logistics & Industrial: Monthly Trends & InsightsStay ahead of the curve with quick, data-rich snapshots of the key trends shaping today’s industrial market.
Jason Price • June 15, 2026
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Rents RecalibratedAcross Atlanta, industrial rental rates have surged over the past few years. The shift in supply and demand dynamics, coupled with rising construction costs, has pushed tenant rents higher.
Maija Sunnarborg • December 23, 2025
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Central Region Industrial Speculative Construction: Q1 2025Amid elevated vacancy rates and cooling demand, many developers nationwide have tempered construction starts over the past 18 months.
David Hoebbel • June 02, 2025
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Cross-Border Expansion: The Rising Significance of Mexicali and CalexicoThe industrial markets of Tijuana, Mexico and Otay Mesa, California, have long demonstrated a compelling symbiotic relationship driven by cross-border demand.
John McWilliams • March 06, 2025
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Beneath the Surface: Decoding Indianapolis’ Industrial VacancyThe overall vacancy rate in the Indianapolis market has continued to tick upwards the past several quarters from a recent low of 3.3% in Q2 2022 and equaled 10.9% in Q2 2024.
Maggie Tillotson • September 03, 2024
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Long Island Summer 2023: Development Pipeline Reaches New HeightsLong Island’s development pipeline continued to grow as developers remained bullish on the industrial market. During the second quarter, 785,000 square feet (sf) broke ground, bringing the total under-construction pipeline to 1.9 million square feet (msf).
Dimitri Mastrogiannis • August 25, 2023
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Strong Industrial Market Fundamentals in Indianapolis Continue to Support the Labor ForceIndustrial markets across the country have seen historic levels of demand over the last several years and the Indianapolis market has been no exception. Through the first half of 2022, Indianapolis saw 10.6 million square feet (MSF) of overall net absorption and 14.3 MSF of new leasing activity, the 7th and 8th highest totals of all markets tracked by Cushman & Wakefield Research.
Maggie Tillotson • September 21, 2022
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Commodities VolatilityIncreasing demand for construction materials, limited product inventory and supply chain disruptions are driving up construction costs and resulting in longer lead times for obtaining materials
David Smith • September 16, 2021
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The Industrial Spec Sweet Spot – What Tenants WantTo get a clearer picture of the ideal warehouse design, we surveyed our industrial professionals on a number of building attributes including clear height, bay spacing, dock door ratios, and parking.
Jason Price • May 07, 2021
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Vacancy Reframed: Understanding Supply, Concentration, and Market Momentum in ChicagoUnderstanding Supply, Concentration, and Market Momentum in Chicago
Gregory Rogalla • May 18, 2026
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