The slide in activity began in March, but the investor share remains above pre-pandemic levels.

Warehouse and storage demand coupled with e-commerce recovery is helping rebalance the space.

A backlog of capital that has been on the sidelines is likely to begin to loosen.

However, rising unemployment could weaken demand.

The top 10 markets gained 604,800 jobs during the year ended in August, a 2.3% decrease from last month's employment growth.

However, single-family residential, land/development and office all were described as overpriced.

The Windy City and its suburbs are highly desirable but fiercely competitive for renters.

A drop-off in oversupply coupled with continued strong e-commerce activity will positively impact the industrial sector.