As rising interest rates increase borrowing costs, industrial real estate investors will naturally begin to seek higher-yielding assets. Given that cap rates on popular logistics warehouses are still listed in the 6% range, investors chasing yield will need to look towards specialized properties for near double-digit returns. For example, cold storage warehouses, natural gas and oil field properties, and cannabis cultivation facilities often offer above-market returns. Despite the economy slowing down, higher demand for specialized properties will create an excellent sale-leaseback opportunity for these owner-users.

I N D U S T R I A L   N E W S

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