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Phoenix 1Q14 Industrial Snapshot

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After an impressive end to 2013, the industrial sector slowed slightly this quarter; both leasing activity and sales volume decreased. Rental rates inched upwards in Q1, continuing the long term trend of increasing rates. Despite positive first quarter absorption, vacancy rates saw a small increase in Q1. However, long-term vacancy trends continue to decline in all industrial property types, except for big box inventory.

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In Q4 of 2013, net absorption totalled 2,669,041 SF, making up for a slow Q2 and Q3 that posted negative numbers. 2014 was vibrant with activity in the first couple months, but fizzled into a net absorption of only 479,422 SF. This decrease was reflected in leasing activity as well; last quarter 4.3 million SF was leased in the Phoenix Metro industrial market, while just 2.2 million SF was leased in the first quarter of 2014. Sales Volume also fell this quarter, coming in at $176 million, down from the $331 million seen at the end of 2013.

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4105 N 20th Street Phoenix, AZ 85016

Check out the video tour for holly Brock’s listing at 4105 N 20th Street Phoenix, AZ. This charming Tudor Style Business Complex with Lush Courtyard Area to all Office Entries is centrally located near SR-51 Freeway, Downtown Phoenix, Camelback Esplanade, and Sky Harbor International Airport.

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Q4 2013 – NAI Horizon Retail Market Report

The final quarter of 2013 continued to show positive retail market results. The sector saw drops in vacancy, gains in properties sold and demand for retail space increase throughout the fourth quarter. With small amounts of new construction in the works, retail market fundamentals are still geared for strong continued growth in leasing velocity, absorption and rental rates.

During the final quarter of 2013, vacancy fell to 10.4% from 10.6% in the third quarter, which is the lowest rate seen since the first quarter of 2009. With unemployment continuing to fall, there is promise for those in the work force, and in turn, consumerism for the retail market. For the calendar 2013 year, vacancy percentages were at 10.8%, a decrease from last year’s vacancy rate at 11.3%, indicating an upswing in occupancy for retail space.

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