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E A S T
"Second-quarter industrial vacancy
was 8.8 percent, which may encourage
speculative construction. Pressure
on class A occupiers of warehouse/
distribution space mounts due to lack
of available class A space in excess of
125,000 square feet."
S O U T H
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Pittsburgh Industrial Snapshot
Top Markets for New
Apartment Product
MSA
2012 UNITS
Dallas
10,440
5,808
Washington, D.C.
9,374
6,171
Houston
9,070
4,471
National
Ñ Jones Lang LaSalle
2013 UNITS
180,273
86,554
Source: Axiometrics
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S O U T H W E S T
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Phoenix Market Report
Arizona State University's W. P. Carey School of Business and the Center for Real Estate
Teory and Practice introduced a new commercial real estate report in 3Q13 for the Phoenix market. Consisting of survey results and anonymous comments from active commercial real estate brokers, the report provides a "boots on the ground" look at where apartment, industrial, retail, and ofce vacancy rates and rents are headed in the Phoenix metro
area, as well as survey results and comments on investment fundamentals such as interest
rates, cap rates, and investor returns. Te report is available at www.wpcarey.asu.edu/
realtyreports. ASU is CCIM University Alliance member; graduates of its master's of real
estate development qualify for CCIM's fast track program: www.ccim.com/membership/
university-fast-track.
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W E S T
M I D W E S T
Colorado Loves Fast Casual
Indianapolis Top
Job-Growth Sectors,
July 2013
Sector
Source: Jones Lang LaSalle
CCIM.com
Te top three metros for the most fast-casual restaurants per residents are in Colorado, according to a recent NPD Group survey.
MSA
Percentage increase in employment
Leisure & Hospitality 9.3%
Professional & Business Services
Trade, Transportation & Utilities
Á
3.5%
2.0%
Units per 100,000 residents
Fort Collins-Loveland metro
Denver-Aurora-Broomfield metro
Boulder metro
U.S. average
13.14
12.76
12.53
5.00
Source: NPD Group
November | December | 2013
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