TAG Industrial Market Watch: August 3, 2019
“Due to demand, it comes as no shock that industrial space is becoming more costly to rent – and retailers are getting creative in the form of mini warehouses on their existing properties. A number of problems are solved with these including: inventory, transportation costs, and warehouse storage costs while increasing online sales of that location. Landlords are pleased, especially after the trend in retail vacancy and ability to raise rents. Appropriate management of these two arms of business are crucial, as well as making sure leases do not have any applicable restrictions.”
-Adam Abushagur
I N D U S T R I A L N E W S
Despite Dire Trade War Warnings, U.S. Supply Chains and Warehouses Aren’t Suffering Yet
Bisnow – July 23, 2019
U.S. Economy Slows Sharply to 2.1% Growth Rate Q2
Connect Media – July 29, 2019
What Happens if You Missed the OZ Reinvestment Deadline
Globe St – July 30, 2019
T E X A S N E W S
OEI Continues to Climb, but Slower
Connect Media – July 30, 2019
With Oil Recovering, Houston Industrial Market Turns to Distribution
ReBusiness Online – July 23, 2019
Study: 50% in Dallas, 57% in Fort Worth can Afford Entry-Level Home
Dallas Business Journal – July 29, 2019
M I D W E S T N E W S
Construction Starts on New Industrial Project in South City
St. Louis Business Journal- July 30, 2019
Opus Starts Construction on Spec Industrial Project in St. Louis
ReJournals- July 30, 2019