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The industrial real estate market in the south was vibrant and thriving in the third quarter of 2023, with the rental area reaching 143,000 sq.m, up 2.4 times compared to the previous quarter.

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Real estate's dark horse asset class is finally caving. Industrial real estate softness is now becoming a reality nationally, particularly in the Sunbelt states. With a record flood of new construction and a historic uptick in sublease space, industrial availabilities are now back to pre-Covid levels. However, most asking prices are still reflective of 2022, rather than being priced where they need to be, reflecting this new reality.

Industrial real estate softness is now becoming a reality nationally, particularly in the Sunbelt states. With a record flood of new construction and historic uptick in sublease space, industrial availabilities are now back to pre-Covid levels. However, most asking pricing is still reflective of 2022, versus being priced where it needs to be, reflective of this new reality. Hughes Marino is leading the market in getting this critical information out to tenants, as landlords’ brokers that have been price supporting their core landlord customers still want tenants to think nothing is wrong…or don’t even realize the extent of the problem themselves. This analysis picks apart the markets and helps business owners and executive teams understand their real value in today’s market, so tenants don’t act captive in renewals and sign at rates that reflect the past and not the future.

Industrial real estate softness is now becoming a reality nationally, particularly in the Sunbelt states. With a record flood of new construction and historic uptick in sublease space, industrial availabilities are now back to pre-Covid levels. However, most asking pricing is still reflective of 2022, versus being priced where it needs to be, reflective of this new reality. Hughes Marino is leading the market in getting this critical information out to tenants, as landlords’ brokers that have been price supporting their core landlord customers still want tenants to think nothing is wrong…or don’t even realize the extent of the problem themselves. This analysis picks apart the markets and helps business owners and executive teams understand their real value in today’s market, so tenants don’t act captive in renewals and sign at rates that reflect the past and not the future.

Industrial real estate softness is now becoming a reality nationally, particularly in the Sunbelt states. With a record flood of new construction and historic uptick in sublease space, industrial availabilities are now back to pre-Covid levels. However, most asking pricing is still reflective of 2022, versus being priced where it needs to be, reflective of this new reality. Hughes Marino is leading the market in getting this critical information out to tenants, as landlords’ brokers that have been price supporting their core landlord customers still want tenants to think nothing is wrong…or don’t even realize the extent of the problem themselves. This analysis picks apart the markets and helps business owners and executive teams understand their real value in today’s market, so tenants don’t act captive in renewals and sign at rates that reflect the past and not the future.

Industrial real estate softness is now becoming a reality nationally, particularly in the Sunbelt states. With a record flood of new construction and historic uptick in sublease space, industrial availabilities are now back to pre-Covid levels. However, most asking pricing is still reflective of 2022, versus being priced where it needs to be, reflective of this new reality. Hughes Marino is leading the market in getting this critical information out to tenants, as landlords’ brokers that have been price supporting their core landlord customers still want tenants to think nothing is wrong…or don’t even realize the extent of the problem themselves. This analysis picks apart the markets and helps business owners and executive teams understand their real value in today’s market, so tenants don’t act captive in renewals and sign at rates that reflect the past and not the future.

Industrial real estate softness is now becoming a reality nationally, particularly in the Sunbelt states. With a record flood of new construction and historic uptick in sublease space, industrial availabilities are now back to pre-Covid levels. However, most asking pricing is still reflective of 2022, versus being priced where it needs to be, reflective of this new reality. Hughes Marino is leading the market in getting this critical information out to tenants, as landlords’ brokers that have been price supporting their core landlord customers still want tenants to think nothing is wrong…or don’t even realize the extent of the problem themselves. This analysis picks apart the markets and helps business owners and executive teams understand their real value in today’s market, so tenants don’t act captive in renewals and sign at rates that reflect the past and not the future.

Industrial real estate softness is now becoming a reality nationally, particularly in the Sunbelt states. With a record flood of new construction and historic uptick in sublease space, industrial availabilities are now back to pre-Covid levels. However, most asking pricing is still reflective of 2022, versus being priced where it needs to be, reflective of this new reality. Hughes Marino is leading the market in getting this critical information out to tenants, as landlords’ brokers that have been price supporting their core landlord customers still want tenants to think nothing is wrong…or don’t even realize the extent of the problem themselves. This analysis picks apart the markets and helps business owners and executive teams understand their real value in today’s market, so tenants don’t act captive in renewals and sign at rates that reflect the past and not the future.

Industrial real estate softness is now becoming a reality nationally, particularly in the Sunbelt states. With a record flood of new construction and historic uptick in sublease space, industrial availabilities are now back to pre-Covid levels. However, most asking pricing is still reflective of 2022, versus being priced where it needs to be, reflective of this new reality. Hughes Marino is leading the market in getting this critical information out to tenants, as landlords’ brokers that have been price supporting their core landlord customers still want tenants to think nothing is wrong…or don’t even realize the extent of the problem themselves. This analysis picks apart the markets and helps business owners and executive teams understand their real value in today’s market, so tenants don’t act captive in renewals and sign at rates that reflect the past and not the future.