Emerging Industrial Markets

Spotlighting markets across North America that offer demographic, logistics and incentives advantages for industrial investors and occupiers.

Midwestern Ontario

Midwestern Ontario is among North America’s fastest-growing industrial markets, optimally located between the U.S. border and Toronto—the continent’s fourth largest logistics hub.

Florida I-4 Corridor

Centrally located within the nation’s third most populous state, Florida’s I-4 Corridor is a prime distribution hub in the Southeast that is drawing interest from a wide range of industrial occupiers and investors amid rising e-commerce demand.

Reno

Logistics and manufacturing companies are increasingly attracted to Reno’s ideal distribution location, highly favorable business environment, relatively low taxes, competitive utility rates, low cost of living and great quality of life.

Charlotte

Charlotte’s favorable demographics and large labor force have driven industrial leasing activity and investor interest.

Nashville

Nashville’s growing population, large affordable labor force and generous location incentives continue to attract final-mile and regional distributors.

Boston

Boston’s attractive demographic profile, growing labor force and extensive infrastructure have attracted an influx of e-commerce, third-party logistics (3PL) and life sciences companies.

Las Vegas

Las Vegas’s excellent infrastructure, sizeable labor force, pro-business government and growing metro population have attracted an influx of e-commerce, third-party logistics (3PL) and wholesale/retail companies establishing new and expanding existing distribution and logistics facilities.

Baltimore

Strategically located in the bustling South Atlantic region, Baltimore is well-positioned to become a major industrial hub given its robust development pipeline and strong demographics.

Louisville

Louisville’s central location, strong fundamentals and many logistical advantages make it poised for significant rental rate growth over the next five years.