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Latest News Archives - Page 69 of 235 - Miami Airport Warehouses
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May - 0
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Industrial Landlords More Willing To Negotiate Lease Terms, Report Says
Although demand for industrial space remains strong, rising interest rates and a looming recession has offered some prospective tenants more room to negotiate. Uncertainty about the overall economy is making credit even more important to landlords, and tenants with strong credit will have increased negotiating power – within reason.
- 01
May - 0
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Industrial Outdoor Storage: Higher Rents Than Traditional Industrial But Weaker Tenants
Although IOS is seeing growing demand in line with the broader industrial property boom, it is still a volatile market with demand and rents accelerating faster in upcycles but also performing worse during economic downturns. And one of the reasons IOS tends to suffer disproportionately is the overall weaker tenant profile.
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Apr - 0
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Prologis Raises Outlook Amid ‘Healthy’ Industrial Property Demand, Rising Warehouse Rents
The San Francisco-based REIT reported 98% occupancy in its massive global portfolio in the first three months of the year — a slight increase from the same time in 2022 — as e-commerce spending picked up and helped drive leasing of warehouses.
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Apr - 0
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Warehouse Construction Is Poised To Significantly Decline In H2 2023
It is expected the US will see a ‘meaningful’ downturn within the next 12 to 18 months. Consequently, a decline in the rate of warehouse construction is forecasted in the coming months. A significant decrease is expected in 2H 2023 and 1H 2024.