Optimize your industrial real estate assets and improve business performance
More than any other asset class, industrial real estate assets have a direct and significant impact on your business performance. Securing the right facilities and optimizing their financial and operational performance is critical. Emerging technologies, production and workflow processes, distribution, access to supply and labor, warehousing and supply chain operations can be optimized with the right industrial solutions.
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Our industrial professionals combine extensive real estate expertise, leading edge market research and in-depth knowledge of the unique issues facing the industrial market to develop comprehensive, integrated solutions that make your business smarter and more profitable. We deliver a comprehensive and integrated offering of industrial and logistics consulting, transaction, and management services.
Driving high performance supply chains
We are a founding member of The Supply Chain Solutions Alliance, a group of best-in-class professional firms committed to driving improved business performance. Our supply chain experts work as a collaborative team, partnering with clients to integrate strategy and execution in profiling, optimizing and monitoring supply chain performance. Through an innovative data management program, we help reduce the cost, time and risk associated with complex supply chain systems.
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U.S. industrial market Q4 2022 insights
Slower growth does not necessarily equate to negative growth. While there have been offsetting signals in the U.S. economy at the end of the year, industrial leasing market fundamentals have remained stable, with aggregate vacancy increasing only 10 basis points to 4.2%. As the Federal Reserve pushed up interest rates, the desired effects seem to have been borne out, with core inflation (less food and energy) coming in at 5.7% for the 12-month period ending in December. At the same time, broader supply chain issues have started to loosen over time, but are not yet sufficiently resolved. However, reductions in consumer purchasing power and a re-adjusting of capital markets assumptions have reduced Q4 activity. Annualized net absorption fell by 13.7% while investment sales were down 20.3% from last year.
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