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Industrial Market Is Hitting Record Occupancy, But Industry May Be Stabilizing

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By The Registry Staff Major industrial real estate players are seeing high occupancy rates and increased revenues at the start of 2023, but a flood of new supply and financial concerns are causing some to predict a stabilization period, according to a recent industry report by Bisnow. Companies like Prologis, First Industrial Realty Trust, Rexford […]

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