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Q1 industrial real estate activity sees continuation of strong market conditions, states JLL
The national vacancy rate, despite an influx of new deliveries, heading down, for the sixth consecutive quarter, from 3.8% to 3.4%, and the average asking rent increased to $7.62 per square-foot (p.s.f.), up 7% compared to the fourth quarter, marking the largest quarter-over-quarter increase going back to at least 2000.

JLL research highlights the supply and demand imbalance for industrial real estate space
The report—entitled “The race for industrial space: Can supply keep up?”—focuses on the challenges that industrial real estate stakeholders are up against, at a time when industrial space availability continues to trend down.

JLL’s industrial real estate report: Q3 trends point to record-setting 2021
More than 137.9 million square-feet (MSF) of industrial product was leased, a new 2021 high, according to data recently issued by Los Angeles-based industrial real estate firm JLL, in its “Q3 Industrial Report."

JLL report: Strong Q1 for U.S. industrial real estate market
In its “Q1 Industrial Outlook,” JLL Director of U.S. Industrial Research Mehtab Randhawa wrote that e-commerce continues to be a trending topic of discussion, with demand from this industry driving the bulk of industrial leasing, with the caveat that leasing volumes are starting to normalize following an anomaly year.

Report: E-commerce and last mile demands drive industrial real estate leasing growth in Q3
Report by industrial real estate firm JLL finds that e-commerce represents 13.4% of total leasing for the third quarter

JLL research: ‘Mega box’ leasing deal activity remains strong
Despite fewer large leases in 2018, JLL explained logistics-related sectors still accounted for around 50% of total share for the year at levels similar to 2016 and 2017.

JLL report explores concept of industrial ‘Human Centric Design’
While the changes occurring within the supply chain are, at times, in tandem with the rapid growth of e-commerce and technology, how companies approach things like their distribution networks and industrial building design is fundamentally changing. That was a key thesis of a new research report issued by Chicago-based commercial real estate broker JLL.

JLL industrial outlook shows slower growth amid strong market fundamentals
The United States industrial real estate sector has been thriving in recent years, but report suggests 2019 could be a year in which the sector presses the pause button.

JLL report focuses on urban infill warehouse and distribution space to fill last-mile gap
The intersection of e-commerce activity and last-mile logistics with growing consumer expectations for same-day delivery has led to increased need for e-commerce distribution operations located closer to consumers in populous urban areas.

JLL report highlights nine features transforming industrial properties
JLL report illustrates how the continued demand for space and labor is spurring innovation that now defines how warehouses are being built.

JLL research highlights top ten U.S. markets to establish a warehousing presence
Recent research from commercial real estate firm JLL indicates some markets are better than others for shippers and 3PLs.

JLL calls 2017 a ‘banner year’ for U.S. industrial real estate market activity
Report details a strong 2017, zeroing in on industrial vacancy rate and rents.

JLL research cites benefits of e-commerce in driving U.S. industrial real estate market to new highs
Chicago-based industrial real estate firm JLL said in its “First Look at Industrial” report for the third quarter of 2017 that market indicators continue to see significant increases. One example of this is for rent, which JLL said are being paced by a combination of an increase in warehouse and logistics absorption and “persistently low” market vacancy. Third quarter rents checked in at $5.40 per square foot, which JLL said is an all-time high.

Insatiable appetite for industrial space continues through 2017
JLL research suggests industrial space faces squeeze with record-high rents and historic vacancy lows.

Industrial real estate market is at top of its game, says JLL
The industrial real estate firm pointed to myriad factors for better than good market conditions in 2016, which it said are likely to continue in 2017, including: low interest rates, strong consumer spending, and e-commerce activity continuing to heat up. And on top of that JLL cited how potential future infrastructure investment, coupled with continued company expansion, could serve as demand drivers for future warehouse and distribution center development, too.


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