Insights Articles
Developers Are Back to Building U.S. Warehouses: What It Means for the South Bay
The Turn After a two-year construction slump, U.S. warehouse development is accelerating again. More than 305 million square feet of industrial real estate was under construction nationwide in the second quarter of 2026, up 18%…
SB 415 Warehouse Standards Update: What CRE Pros Need to Know After the Industry Town Hall
California’s logistics and industrial real-estate community has entered a new phase of clarity and implementation following the passage of Senate Bill 415 (SB 415) in October 2025 — the legislative refinement to the landmark warehouse siting and design framework established in Assembly…
Conflicting economic signals confound policymaking
According to CoStar Analytics, economic uncertainty in commercial real estate is intensifying as mixed inflation and labor market signals challenge Federal Reserve policy. These conflicting indicators are creating caution in leasing, financing, and investment decisions.…
South Bay Industrial Real Estate 2025 – Upside Down and Other Stranger Things
Why newly developed buildings are sitting vacant while older and cheaper buildings curry favor with today’s tenants. Despite clear efficiencies and short-term discounts, there’s no appetite… Generally, industrial product is led by the newest and…
Trade Policy Uncertainty Slows Activity Amid Rising Utilization
In a recent research article, Prologis explores how global trade policy uncertainty is affecting industrial real estate demand — even as logistics space utilization remains elevated. While long-term fundamentals remain strong, short-term decision-making has slowed…
Market Outlook Q1 2026
A high-level look at current trends in commercial leasing, tenant demand, and regional logistics shaping the industrial market this quarter.