Category: Insights
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Key Factors Tenants Should Evaluate When Leasing Manufacturing Industrial Space
1 INSIGHT For manufacturing users, picking the right industrial building isn’t just about location or rent – it’s about operations. Properties with solid power, strong infrastructure support, and efficient layouts help drive productivity and cut costly downtime. Today’s manufacturers are also looking ahead, favoring spaces that can support automation and…
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CRE 1-2-3: Why Dock Door Layout Impacts Warehouse Leasing
1 INSIGHT Dock doors may seem like a small detail, but in warehouse leasing they play a crucial role in driving productivity and impacting your bottom line. The number, type, and placement of dock-high and grade-level doors determine how quickly goods move in and out, directly influencing operating efficiency and…
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CRE 1-2-3: Why Clear Height Matters for Tenants
1 INSIGHT In industrial leasing, ceiling height and clear height are often confused, but clear height is what really matters to tenants. Clear height measures the usable vertical space below the lowest hanging obstruction (like sprinklers or beams), directly affecting storage capacity, racking systems, and overall operational efficiency. 2 ACTION…
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CRE 1-2-3: Parking and Yard Space: A Critical Factor in Warehouse Leasing Decisions
1 INSIGHT For many tenants, warehouse decisions focus on square footage and rent – but truck courts, trailer parking, and employee parking often make the biggest difference day-to-day. A lack of adequate yard or parking space can choke operations, delay shipments, and frustrate workers. 2 ACTION STEPS FOR TENANTS 3…
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CRE 1-2-3: Don’t Overlook Power & Utilities in Your Lease
1 INSIGHT Location might be the headline factor in an industrial search, but power and utilities can make or break a deal. Electrical capacity, HVAC systems, and water or gas infrastructure directly impact daily operations and long-term scalability. Overlooking these can lead to expensive retrofits, workflow disruptions, or even the…
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CRE 1-2-3: The Role of Location in Warehouse Leasing
1 INSIGHT For tenants, location is the single most powerful factor in warehouse leasing. The right site can reduce shipping costs, improve delivery speeds, and ensure steady access to labor. Tenants who strategically align their space with customer hubs, ports, and highways gain a competitive edge in both cost efficiency…
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CRE 1-2-3: Life Sciences in Action – Tracking Bay Area Growth
1 INSIGHT Research from Cushman & Wakefield indicates the Bay Area remains a global leader in life sciences, supported by its deep talent pool, elite research institutions, and record-setting VC/private equity investment. Despite new construction pushing vacancy to 29.3%, long-term demand continues to fuel development, with 18+ million square feet…
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CRE 1-2-3: Silicon Valley Sees Rising Industrial Demand from AI Firms
1 INSIGHT According to Colliers, Silicon Valley’s industrial market is heating up in 2025. AI and AI-infrastructure companies have already leased close to 1 million SF of space by mid-year – more than double the pace of 2024 and surpassing last year’s total in just two quarters. Source: Colliers 2…
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6 Key Details to Highlight in Industrial Warehouse Listings
If you’re preparing to lease your warehouse, the right details help attract serious tenants faster. Be sure your listing highlights: A well-prepared listing ensures prospective tenants have the essential information to make an informed decision, while building tenant confidence. By showcasing the right details, you reduce wasted inquiries and speed…
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A Guide to Leasing Lab Space: What You Need to Know
Securing the right lab space is a major commitment that calls for thoughtful planning and evaluation. Whether you’re a startup, a growing company, or an established organization, understanding the key elements of the leasing process can help you choose an ideal lab space that supports your business and research goals,…