Still, 2002 will prove challenging for the industrial market,the report notes.
"Unlike years past when the metro area benefited from explosivejob growth and strong net migration, the industrial market willbegin a new chapter as the market witnessed a reduced interest inthe number of new users coming to the metro area," according to thereport.
Slower growth means lease rates will likely soften and thesupply of available space will outstrip demand, according to thereport.
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