TAG Industrial Market Watch: October 20, 2018

“All systems are a go for industrial in 2019- despite tariffs, waning supply, and consistent interest rate spikes. The same market experts who predicted stable activity, higher pricing, and higher cap rates for 2018 say they predict even more so in 2019. Adaptation of the industrial sector to meet the needs of real estate professionals has made the United States the best bet for capital, both foreign and domestic.

Office conversion projects might be on the horizon for industrial. While still quite far off, one project in San Diego may be sparking ideas to meet industrial demand. Some retail spaces (that meet specific industrial needs/features) may even be options for conversion as well. This would help solve key obstacles like industrial availability and the shift to more current technology and function. And more attractive industrial buildings in prime locations would just be the cherry on top.”

Adam Abushagur

Vice President Investments

Managing Director – TAG Industrial

Industrial News

A Peek Behind the Industrial Lending Curtain
REBusiness Online-October 17, 2018
Industrial Sector on Fire, as Experts Brace for Change
Commercial Property Executive-October 19, 2018
How a New Investment Platform is Choosing Sites for Logistics Facilities
National Real Estate Investor-October 19, 2018

Regional News

 
City Council: Residential facility zoning approved for University, Jacksboro area
Fort Worth Business – October 17, 2018
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Living large: Dallas rental homes trend larger than nation
The Dallas Morning News – Top Stories – October 17, 2018
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What you should know about the new Target at Preston Center
WFAA – October 17, 2018
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National News

Sears Files for Bankruptcy That’s Been Years in the Making; Lampert Steps Down as CEO
National Real Estate Investor – October 15, 2018
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Homebuilder sentiment improves in October as lumber prices fall
CNBC – Real Estate – October 16, 2018
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US industrial production increased for a 4th-straight month, but momentum slowed sharply in the third quarter
CNBC Economy – October 16, 2018
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