Connect CRE | Paul Bubny
The Inland Empire Industrial Market experienced a slowdown in the third quarter, but is still fundamentally stable, reported Kidder Mathews. Various challenging factors, such as a reduction in consumer spending, sluggish international trade, and an increase in the supply of new industrial space, contributed to negative net absorption and rising vacancies.
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