Will there be a safe landing for industrial after years of barrel rolls?

In this latest special report from Commercial Property Executive, top specialists from Affinius Capital, Dedeaux Properties, CBRE, Hines, Newmark and Stream Realty Partners go into detail about where the industrial market stands and where it’s headed in 2025 and beyond. Plus, the paper features additional data from Cushman & Wakefield, CommercialEdge and the U.S. Census Bureau.

This report, What’s in Store for Industrial Real Estate in 2025 and Beyond, addresses many industry aspects. Among them:

• How industrial got here and where it’s headed
• Longer-term headwinds and tailwinds
• How are industrial tenants rethinking space?
• Historical industrial data, as well as five-year supply projections
• Southern California focus: Big ports and their industrial implications
• Tackling today’s big challenge: The quest for more energy

What this paper covers

While the economic rollercoaster of the past five years solidified the sector’s status as an industry darling, industrial has indeed slowed down as of late. And as some secular trends continue to make their mark, new factors are also coming into play.

How are the new realities of supply chains shaping industrial? How big of a problem is oversupply? Is speculative industrial construction still a thing? How are energy needs hindering new projects? What’s the current dynamic between seaports and industrial markets? When will industrial development pick up again? How do consumer habits come into play?

We checked in with leading experts and also brought together a host of industry data from authoritative sources to answer these questions and many more.