“Producer prices are rising at the fastest pace since 1974, yet interest rates on the 10-year Treasury bond have been stuck at about 1.5% thanks to the Federal Reserve and investor’s belief that high inflation will be transitory. Rising prices and low interest rates have created a perfect environment for the high-yielding industrial real estate market. America’s leading commercial real estate market is even catching the attention of sovereign wealth funds. The Qatar Investment Authority recently announced plans to diverse its $300 billion fund with American warehouses and data centers (Yahoo Finance). As long as interest rates remain low and inflation high, there may never be a better time for industrial landlords to unlock some equity.” -Adam Abushagur

 

I N D U S T R I A L   N E W S

Inflation, Interest Rates Brings Money Into CRE
GlobeSt – June 23, 2021
Read More

Blackstone’s Debt Business Has $9B To Lend, And This Is Where It Wants To Put It
Bisnow – June 28, 2021
Read More

It Isn’t Just Covid Causing Materials Woes, So Don’t Expect Relief Soon
Bisnow – June 24, 2021
Read More

Capital Is Hungry For Industrial Deals — For Now
GlobeSt – June 28, 2021
Read More

UPDATE 1-Qatar Sovereign Fund Says Focusing On Warehouses, Data Centres
Yahoo Finance – June 23, 2021
Read More

 

R E G I O N A L   N E W S

Niagara Bottling Expands In Kansas City
Commercial Property Executive – June 30, 2021
Read More

Texas Economic Activity Index Inches Upward
Connect Texas – June 29, 2021
Read More

Sterling Bay breaks Ground On New Industrial Development In O’Hare Corridor
ReJournals – June 24, 2021
Read More

Sugar Land Industrial Price Outperforms Original Underwriting
Connect Texas – June 29, 2021
Read More

Chicago CRE Veteran Launches Stotan Industrial Private Investment Firm
ReJournals – June 25, 2021
Read More