“With some slippage in CRE pricing during the pandemic, it appears at least industrial is faring well. With continued demand for the property type, pricing adjustments remain linked to existing real estate fundamentals (quality tenants, quality of asset, etc.). Small box properties are subject to more volatility of these fundamentals and are seeing the most price adjustments, with e-commerce related facilities and big box locations seeing nominal change in pricing, if any. All in all, industrial pricing since the beginning of the pandemic is representative of normal investment considerations, only heightened.”  -Adam Abushagur

 

 

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T E X A S   N E W S

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