Savannah now leads in terms of industrial space in the pipeline as nationwide construction continues slowing. Electric vehicle factories and chip plants now dominate the ranking of largest properties currently underway.
Category: Industrial Real Estate Reports
Reshoring is driving new manufacturing investment across America. Since early 2025, companies have announced more than $1.2 trillion in projects — one of the largest waves of industrial development in decades. But, as they decide where to build, the hardest…
Commercial and residential real estate has undergone significant transformations in the last decade, from the post-WW2 baby boom and industrial expansion to the current status quo of urban renewal, reshoring and office-to-residential conversions.
The national industrial sector continues to cool as the record supply of recent years works its way through the market. According to CommercialCafe's industrial report for April, the national vacancy rate rose to 8.8%.
In the first quarter of 2025, Chicago’s industrial market saw the start of 1.5 million square feet of new construction — a sharp decline from the 11.4 million square feet that was underway during that…
Specifically, the port market of New Jersey remained the top market for industrial rent growth with in-place rent growing 11.3% year-over-year, but the broader trend favored Sun Belt metros.
The New Jersey industrial market started the year strong in both sales volume and pricing. According to CommercialCafe’s March industrial report, industrial properties in the state traded at an average of $339 per square foot…
It’s safe to say at this point that the tariffs imposed by the new U.S. administration on China, Mexico, Canada and others have injected further uncertainty into the U.S. industrial sector. Specifically, short-term effects are…
Savannah now leads in terms of industrial space in the pipeline as nationwide construction continues slowing. Electric vehicle factories and chip plants now dominate the ranking of largest properties currently underway.
Federal incentives, global shifts and renewed efforts to bring supply chains stateside have caused U.S. manufacturing construction spending to triple since 2021. According to the monthly CommercialCafe industrial report, 100 million square feet of industrial…
