CoStar: US industrial asking rent growth cools, large-lease rents fall 2.7%

Reuters04-02
CoStar: US industrial asking rent growth cools, large-lease rents fall 2.7%
  • CoStar Q1 2026 data showed U.S. industrial asking rent growth cooling across lease size ranges following sharp gains in 2021-23.
  • Annual asking rents for leases of 50,000 sq ft or more fell 2.7%, despite an 8.8% compound annual growth rate since 2019.
  • Mid-size space of 25,000-50,000 sq ft showed largely flat annual rent change, with 6.8% compound annual growth since 2019.
  • Small-bay space under 25,000 sq ft posted annual rent growth below 1%, following 5.5% compound annual growth since 2019.
  • Regional results diverged, with larger-lease rent gains holding up in Mountain, Northeast, while small-bay growth lagged in Pacific amid rising economic uncertainty.


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