Industrial

There has been an increase in generational transactions in Los Angeles in response to peak industrial pricing.

In this EXCLUSIVE, Adam Hooper of RealCrowd shared insights about what the inverted yield curve means for the commercial real estate industry and the opportunities in the current market climate.

Stream's immediate strategy for the 300-acre Empire West is three-fold: build a speculative phase totaling 1 million square feet under three roofs, chase build-to-suit deals and sell land to corporate end users.

The market has seen a steady absorption since 2016, meeting the new construction pipeline.

City officials say the legislation is the first for any US city to formally prioritize diverse applicants who are looking to participate in the marijuana industry.

DSC Logistics has already taken occupancy of 250,000 square feet at the building to start processing inbound deliveries and, within the next six months will expand to occupy half of the newly built distribution center once additional interior and site improvements are completed.

In 2020, secondary and tertiary markets are poised to see more cap-rate compression.

Stream will continue to follow its industrial investment recipe in an expanded territory, i.e., taking what has been successful in DFW and expanding/duplicating those efforts into Greater Los Angeles.