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Slow But Steady: U.S. Industrial Market Stable Despite Waning Demand

Fundamentals Hold Their Own, But Vacancies Expected to Rise and Development Dries Up as Bad Economy Exacts Toll From Consumers, Manufacturers and Importers
CoStar News
October 29, 2008 | 11:00 P.M.

Demand for U.S. industrial space continues to trail supply, thanks to weak imports, declining consumer spending and reeling financial markets. But here’s some good news, gleaned from CoStar's Third Quarter 2008 National Industrial Market Report. Leasing and occupancy remained fairly stable in the quarter ended Sept. 30, with a return to positive absorption following the worst quarter for industrial real estate since the dot-com meltdown early in the decade.

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