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Small-Bay Industrial Market Outperforms as Demand Surges and Supply Lags

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The U.S. industrial real estate market continued to evolve in 2024, with small-bay properties emerging as a standout segment, according to BKM Capital Partners' latest report. Despite a broader normalization in leasing activity, small-bay industrial assets—buildings typically under 100,000 square feet—have maintained historically low vacancy levels, reflecting robust tenant demand, constrained supply, and shifting economic […]

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