“Since the 2nd quarter of 2019 came to a close, market data and forecasts for the remainder of the year have been adjusted. After a slower start to the year, industrial demand picked back up in Q2 and vacancy has tightened. Due to the constrained supply, rents rose notably for the sector. Construction has not ceased, with the industrial pipeline remaining intact and no signs of overbuilding. Industrial and logistics availability has actually risen this last quarter, after almost three years of declining. A hearty outlook exists halfway through 2019.”

-Adam Abushagur

I N D U S T R I A L   N E W S

Trade Wars Put Downward Pressure on Interest Rates

Globe St – July 22, 2019

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Globe St – July 22, 2019

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National Real Estate Investor – July 24, 2019

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T E X A S   N E W S

Woods Capital, Kaizen Development, and Dundon Capital Team Up to Buy Sites in Dallas’ Urban Core

D Magazine – July 22, 2019

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With Oil Recovering, Houston Industrial Market Turns to Distribution

ReBusiness Online – July 23, 2019

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Texas Housing Inventory Increases in Q2 2019

Connect Media – July 25, 2019

M I D W E S T   N E W S

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St. Louis Business Journal- July 16, 2019

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ReJournals- July 18, 2019

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