
State of the U.S. Industrial Market - Q1 2026
"The industrial market is recovering, but regional divergence and rising macro risks mean the rebound will be uneven."
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"The industrial market is recovering, but regional divergence and rising macro risks mean the rebound will be uneven."
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"The industrial market has stopped weakening and is beginning a slow, uneven transition toward recovery."
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"Sentiment is improving amid stronger leasing, yet trade policy and elevated construction may delay recovery."
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"Industrial demand fell sharply in 2025, reinforcing tenant-favorability,but momentum could return with policy clarity and consumer strength."
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"We’re pleased to share the latest State of the U.S. Industrial Market, our quarterly report featuring key insights on industrial real estate supply, demand and pricing."
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"We are pleased to release the latest State of the U.S. Industrial Market. This quarterly report provides key metrics on supply, demand and pricing of industrial real estate along with analysis of related economic drivers including ports, labor and reshoring at both national and market-level geographies."
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"We are pleased to release the latest State of the U.S. Industrial Market. This quarterly report provides key metrics on supply, demand and pricing of industrial real estate along with analysis of related economic drivers including ports, labor and reshoring at both national and market-level geographies."

"We are pleased to release the latest State of the U.S. Industrial Market. This quarterly report provides key metrics on supply, demand and pricing of industrial real estate along with analysis of related economic drivers including ports, labor and reshoring at both national and market-level geographies."

"We are pleased to release the latest State of the U.S. Industrial Market. This quarterly report provides key metrics on supply, demand and pricing of industrial real estate along with analysis of related economic drivers including ports, labor and reshoring at both national and market-level geographies."