“With industrial demand exceeding supply in 2020, investors and institutions alike have been open to varying property specs to scoop up available inventory. Some specializing in larger assets picked up smaller deals, while some private investors purchased much larger properties than usual, according to Green Street Advisors’ new Real Estate Alert. The report showed that investors are seeking properties in differing price ranges as well as locations with better tax policies. After an increase in 2020 Q4 overall sales and a 38 percent increase in CRE lending, it is projected that in 2021 we will see an uptick in CRE sales each month.” – Adam Abushagur

 

I N D U S T R I A L   N E W S

NAIOP Projects 315M SF Of Industrial Absorption For 2021
Connect National – February 24, 2021
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Top 10 Markets For Industrial Transactions In 2020
Commercial Property Executive – February 23, 2021
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Shifting Investment Patterns Prompt IPA’s Industrial Expansion In Texas
ReBusiness Online – February 19, 2021
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SIOR Survey Cites Uptick In On-Time Transactions
Connect National – February 24, 2021
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R E G I O N A L   N E W S

Gov. Abbott Pledges ‘Overhaul’ At ERCOT And Stabilization Of Texas Power Grid
​​​​​Houston Chronicle – February 24, 2021
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Chicago’s $3.8B Bronzeville Lakefront Revamp Gets Pivotal Approval
Commercial Property Executive – February 22, 2021
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Austin Industrial Vacancy Rate Plunges To 13%
Connect National – February 25, 2021
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Dallas’ New Investment Hot Spot
Commercial Property Executive – February 18, 2021
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Kansas City Industrial Market Slated To Continue Positive Momentum In 2021
ReBusiness Online – February 11, 2021
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Texas Data Centers Stayed Online During Statewide Power Loss,
And They’re Ready To Help Next Time
Bisnow – February 18, 2021
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