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Phoenix Year End 2014 Industrial Market Report

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Be sure to check out our latest Industrial Market Report featuring insight from industrial agents Rick Foss and Brock Amundson.

“Year end results for 2014 in the valley’s industrial market give reason for optimism for 2015. The sector experienced over 7 million SF of net absorption in 2014, the strongest growth since 2005. This is a significant feat considering that 6.38 million SF of new construction was delivered in 2014. This marks the highest amount since 2008. Additionally, another 2.76 million SF is currently under construction as of the beginning of 2015. Further proof of the improving market was seen with a 3.5% increase in rental rates, for 2014, the third straight year of raising rents. This continued improvement is due in part to an improving economy, tightening of available product and job growth; the unemployment rate dropped to 5.9% from 6.8% at the mid-year point.”

Phoenix 3Q14 Industrial Snapshot

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The Phoenix industrial sector remained steady this quarter with vacancy continuing to decline and net absorption remaining positive. The overall Phoenix vacancy rate fell slightly this quarter to 12.1%, down from 12.5 % posted at the mid-year point. This brings vacancy rates down almost a full percentage point compared to the same quarter in 2013 when the rate was 13.2%. The Southwest Valley posted the highest vacancy rate at 14.7%, while the Northwest Valley posted the lowest at 9.0%.

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Phoenix 3Q14 Office Snapshot

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As the Metro Phoenix office sector approaches year end, market indicators continue to show slow but steady improvements. With vacancy rates continuing to decline and rental rates steadily increasing, 2014 has lived up to the predictions as a year of positive transition. With 599,262 SF delivered this quarter, the largest total delivery since the beginning of 2012, and over 2.4 million SF still under construction, the positivity continues as the sector ramps up for a busy 2015.

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