Small-Bay vs. Big-Box Industrial: What the Vacancy Gap Means for Tenants and Operators in 2026
Key Takeaways Small-bay industrial vacancy sits at roughly 3.4–4.2% nationally…
Miami Industrial & Warehouse Market Report | Q1 2026
Key Takeaways Miami industrial vacancy reached 7.0-7.2% in Q1 2026…
Philadelphia Industrial & Warehouse Market Report | Q1 2026
Greater Philadelphia industrial vacancy eased to ~8.4% in Q1 2026 as leasing reaccelerated. The I-78/I-81 corridor led with +3.8M SF absorption and an e-commerce-driven rebound.
Portland Industrial & Warehouse Market Report | Q1 2026
Portland industrial vacancy hit a 15-year high (~6.5%) in Q1 2026 with negative absorption (-872K SF) and unusual small-bay weakness — a strong tenant's market, with spec slowing toward rebalance.
Minneapolis Industrial & Warehouse Market Report | Q1 2026
Twin Cities industrial vacancy held at a tight 4.2% in Q1 2026 — well below the national average — as the market normalized: softer absorption, slowing deliveries, and steady ~$9.34/SF rents.
San Diego Industrial & Warehouse Market Report | Q1 2026
San Diego industrial vacancy rose to ~9.6% in Q1 2026 with rents still easing (~$1.50/SF/mo NNN, -3.7% YoY) — a tenant's market, though positive absorption and an empty pipeline hint at a bottom.