Now's not the best time to be a prospective tenant in an industrial outdoor storage (IOS) facility, according to a new report from Marcus & Millichap.

A combination of strict zoning requirements, unfavorable building-to-land coverage ratios, and municipal development restrictions has confined many developers to traditional industrial properties, suppressing additional supply.

Therefore, existing IOS facilities "have become increasingly coveted by industrial users," the firm said.

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