Juan Arias

Electricity prices across the U.S. have risen on average by more than 7% annually over the last five years, and stand at around 19 cents per kilowatt hour as of the end of 2025, according to data ...

Following the U.S. Supreme Court's 6-3 ruling that the International Emergency Economic Powers Act does not authorize the president to impose tariffs, the trade world may have found a reprieve from ...

The U.S. logistics property sector ended 2025 with healthy net occupancy gains, driven by a strong fourth-quarter leasing performance. However, most of the year's demand gains were confined to one ...

While real retail sales, excluding gasoline, motor vehicles and parts, remain healthy, growing 2% annually, retail sales gains slowed in the second half of 2025. Annualized sales gains remain ...

The latest CoStar forecast for the U.S. industrial real estate market projects a further rise in the vacancy rate, even as demand remains at levels similar to those seen over the past two years.

Sales of industrial properties regained some lost momentum last year, totaling over $81 billion, the third-highest industrial sales volume since 2000.

Logistics properties ended 2025 with strong gains in demand after sluggishness for two-thirds of the year.

Investment funds targeting industrial property are providing an early glimpse of how investment activity is likely to unfold for that property type in 2026.

As 2025 comes to a close, marking a volatile year for the U.S. industrial property sector, market trends promise to keep things interesting in 2026.

Following a surge in cold-storage construction in the past few years, the sector unexpectedly faces cooling demand as food inventories shrink and frozen food trade flows contract. While overall ...

U.S. industrial construction spending is undergoing a major shift, with data centers emerging as one of the most important drivers of this development. These massive facilities are not only reshaping ...

U.S. industrial property markets emerging as the top performers in the big-box industrial sector are Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Nashville, Tennessee; Richmond, Virginia; and Columbus, Ohio, based on ...

A disparate group of markets has emerged as the top performers for the small bay industrial sector, albeit based on different factors. The standouts include Richmond, Virginia; Tampa, Florida; ...

Amazon, typically seen as a bellwether of national logistics demand, is still occupying more space. But the amount of its take-up has slowed over the past few years.

The national outlook for industrial real estate in 2026 anticipates the vacancy rate continuing to rise and a fourth consecutive year of moderating demand as the economy weakens and real retail ...

California’s logistics real estate market is navigating a period of recalibration in 2025, with large-format industrial properties facing elevated availability and muted demand. While containerized ...

While uncertainty over tariffs and the economy still influences logistics leasing, tenants signing new leases are more often trying to capitalize on an increasing amount of available sublease space.

While West Coast markets have borne the brunt of the trade war's fallout on supply chains this year, elevated space availability and weaker rent growth are quickly spreading across the country.

Despite industrial leasing performance slowing across all property-size ranges, the small bay segment of the market, typically catering to tenants occupying less than 10,000 square feet, has ...

Import activity keeps fluctuating, making it less desirable as a leading indicator of logistics property demand. But two other indicators remain more consistent: paperboard container production and ...