“Although the majority of capital for industrial transactions in the U.S. is domestic, it seems the flood gates have opened for international capital. Some global investors are jumping ship and divesting from property types like office and retail into the tenacious industrial sector. While they are most interested in larger portfolio sales, there is still a lack of industrial supply across many markets, creating a competitive dream for sellers both institutional and private.” -Adam Abushagur

 

 

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