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More Clicks Can Boost Industrial Rents
May 3, 2022, 16:42 PM
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E-commerce has driven unprecedented performance for the industrial sector over the past 10 years, characterized by robust demand, falling availability and above-average rent growth.
CBRE Econometric Advisors (CBRE EA) expects e-commerce to grow nearly 6% per year on average (adjusted for inflation) over the next decade, sustaining the tailwind for industrial assets. However, the e-commerce effect varies by location, as CBRE EA’s market-level analysis demonstrates.
In Figure 1, we show the impact of 1% per year faster e-commerce growth on the expected five-year rent growth. Many e-commerce-sensitive markets are large population centers or are located adjacent major distribution hubs, such as Allentown, PA and Central New Jersey. A market like Las Vegas is an outlier. Theoretically, a more tepid e-commerce boost to growth at sizable Midwestern markets, such as Columbus and Indianapolis, could be explained by their proximity to fewer end-consumers. Fewer barriers to new development in these markets (more available land, lighter regulations, etc.) may also play a role.
CBRE Econometric Advisors (CBRE EA) expects e-commerce to grow nearly 6% per year on average (adjusted for inflation) over the next decade, sustaining the tailwind for industrial assets. However, the e-commerce effect varies by location, as CBRE EA’s market-level analysis demonstrates.
In Figure 1, we show the impact of 1% per year faster e-commerce growth on the expected five-year rent growth. Many e-commerce-sensitive markets are large population centers or are located adjacent major distribution hubs, such as Allentown, PA and Central New Jersey. A market like Las Vegas is an outlier. Theoretically, a more tepid e-commerce boost to growth at sizable Midwestern markets, such as Columbus and Indianapolis, could be explained by their proximity to fewer end-consumers. Fewer barriers to new development in these markets (more available land, lighter regulations, etc.) may also play a role.
FIGURE 1: Difference Between E-commerce Boosted Rent Growth and Baseline
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