TAG Industrial Watch: August 13, 2022

Over the last couple of years, the industrial market has enjoyed some of the most positive headlines in commercial real estate. However, sentiment is beginning to change. As forecasted in our recent issue of the Industrial Watch magazine, the emergence of stagflation and rise in interest rates are dampening investment demand. Cap rates across the industrial market have leveled off at about 6.1% and are already rising in many markets (CoStar). While no seller wants to reduce their property’s asking price, it’s essential to keep in mind that equity levels are still at historic highs. Therefore, even a marginal increase in a property’s cap rate may be enough to encourage an investor to submit a strong bid and prevent a listing from becoming stale.

I N D U S T R I A L   N E W S

Stagflation Could Drive Lower CRE Valuations
Globe St. – August 11, 2022
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U.S. Industrial Market Shows Signs Of Leveling Out
Connect CRE – July 25, 2022
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Industrial Demand Wanes Among Investors As Interest Rates Rise
Bisnow – August 5, 2022
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Some Institutional Investors Are Pulling Out
Of The Industrial Sector. Here’s Why.

WealthManagment.com – August 4, 2022
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Is Flexible Warehousing The Next Step For Industrial?
Commercial Property Executive – August 10, 2022
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R E G I O N A L   N E W S

Houston Industrial Market Continues High Absorption Rate
Connect CRE – August 10, 2022
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What’s Next For Chicago’s Red-Hot Industrial Market?
REJournals – August 9, 2022
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KKR Grows Dallas Industrial Footprint
Commercial Property Executive
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Dollar General To Build Mega Warehouse At HighPoint
Elevated Industrial & Logistics Park

Mile High CRE – August 9, 2022
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Kansas Landed A $4 Billion Panasonic Factory In
De Soto That Will Make Batteries For Tesla

NPR – July 13, 2022
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