Warehouse market guides
Warehouse space by city.
Pricing context, submarkets to know, and how co-warehousing compares to traditional leases and 3PLs in each market we serve.
FL
Orlando
Orlando is one of the fastest-growing warehouse markets in the Southeast. Population growth, the I-4 corridor, and proximity to Port Canaveral and Port Tampa have pushed industrial absorption to record highs and tightened availability for small tenants under 5,000 sqft.
OH
Columbus
Columbus is the logistics center of the eastern US: within a day's drive of 45% of the US population, anchored by Rickenbacker Inland Port and the I-70 / I-71 / I-270 highway network. That makes it one of the most strategically located mid-sized warehouse markets in the country.
NC
Charlotte
Charlotte is the largest distribution market between Atlanta and Washington, DC, built on the I-77 and I-85 crossroads and anchored by one of the busiest airports in the United States. Net absorption has topped one million square feet for three straight quarters, which keeps steady pressure on anyone trying to lease a small footprint.
TN
Nashville
Nashville's warehouse market has tightened dramatically over the past five years as the metro has added population and the Music City Star corridor has urbanized. Industrial vacancy is below 5% and small-tenant availability is even tighter.
FL
Palm Beach
Palm Beach County is one of the tightest small-tenant industrial markets in Florida. Single-digit vacancy and rising rents have pushed many growing e-commerce brands to either commit to long leases they don't need or run their fulfillment from Miami or Broward.