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Industrial Development Slows Down in 2023, Signaling Market Normalization; Western Markets Continue to Dominate Industry

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By The Registry Staff According to the latest U.S. industrial property market report by CommercialEdge, development in 2023 is expected to be more subdued compared to the previous year, despite record-breaking levels of new supply. From January to May 2023, approximately 109.6 million square feet of new industrial space broke ground, a significant decline from […]

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