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

The RegistryJune 28, 20233 Mins read851

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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