With consumer and commodity prices rising at the fastest pace in over four decades, industrial real estate investors are beginning to respond. In years past, 2 to 3 percent rent escalations became the norm, but with the Consumer Price Index hitting 7 percent in 2021, landlords are beginning to bid those rates up to 4 percent, and some are considering pegging them to the CPI (Bisnow). Furthermore, landlords are starting to offer their tenants shorter lease terms, allowing them to capture higher market rents at renewal. For the same reason, investors prefer to purchase value-add properties with vacancies or expiring leases. As the economic environment continues to change with the presence of inflation, so will the mindset of industrial investors.

 

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