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Tenant demand has resumed its prominent role in the Inland Empire industrial market. Total activity in the I.E. nearly doubled compared to both Q3 & Q4 of last year. Four one-million square foot lease transactions were executed in the first quarter of this supposedly tumultuous year. Q1 saw the most big-box (100,000 square feet…

While 2023 posed a strong pause in many sectors, the Inland Empire industrial market remained stable all things considered. Certain fundamentals have reached levels not seen in over a decade due to the extreme spike in development of certain size ranges and cities: development spurred by the previous, extremely-low vacancy coupled with the heightened…

Adverse market conditions have ultimately caught up to the Inland Empire Industrial Market. In just one quarter, availability is up 15%, vacancy jumped 24%, and Q3 had nearly half as many big-box (over 100,000 square feet) lease transactions then last quarter. Despite inevitable market corrections, the I.E. industrial sector seeks to sustain the incredible…

Economic market conditions have disrupted many sectors of the real estate industry. However, the industrial market continues to hold its ground, specifically in the Inland Empire. Overall, lease activity remains healthy with over thirty big-box (100,000 square feet or greater) deals being executed this past quarter, which is more than Q1. About 65% of…

As anticipated, the Inland Empire industrial market has begun its course back to normal market conditions as a result of the current economic state. Nevertheless, any fundamental shifts happening in the I.E. has not disrupted institutional or credit tenant interest, as companies including Home Depot, Constellation Brands, Michelin Tire, Nordstrom, Pepsi, etc. have all…