A new method developed by NAIOP of ranking industrial markets in both sales volume and volatility claims to offer new insight into risks that may help investors and developers create better strategies around market entry and exit.
Despite headwinds, this soaring niche continues to attract an increasing number of investors. Industry experts expect substantial growth to continue, driven by increasing demand and need for temperature-controlled storage and transportation of food, pharmaceuticals and chemicals.
The developer behind the MIA Transport Hub application with the county seeks a comprehensive development master plan (CDMP) amendment changing the zoning from “open land” to “terminal” for the property on the north side of Southwest Eighth Street, just west of Southwest 137th Avenue.
Rising development costs, whether from high land prices or increased construction costs, has led investors to shift away from evaluating sites based on historical lease prices and instead betting on the potential for rent growth that could be spurred by a lack of supply.