San Jose’s industrial leasing activity outperformed the market average in 2025, particularly in Q3 , driven by several large logistics and selective flex leases.   Total annual leasing reached 4.8 million square feet , up sharply from 3.1 million square feet in 2024 . Q3 alone recorded about 1.7 million square feet , nearly double last year’s level, confirming that the rebound was not a one-off but part of a broader demand recovery (CoStar). However, higher leasing volume has

The United States plans to impose new tariffs on semiconductor products imported from China starting June 23, 2027 . These tariffs will be added on top of the existing tariff regime , not used as a replacement.   Under a December 23, 2025 Federal Register filing , the tariffs are structured in phases: the framework takes effect immediately at 0% , with the rate increasing 18 months later . The final rate must be announced at least 30 days before implementation . Any increase

By the end of 2025, the Los Angeles industrial real estate market had stabilized. Key indicators—including available space, new leasing activity, and move-outs—stopped deteriorating.   Large-scale lease givebacks seen in 2023–2024 did not repeat.  While demand is not strong, the market is now able to absorb new industrial supply. This marks a clear shift from the prior two years, when widespread downsizing and early terminations pushed more than 30 million square feet back to

Is warehouse power really that important?   Yes—because in the U.S. today, power determines whether a warehouse can still be used in the future .   State climate and energy policies are tightening, and warehouses are now directly affected. Power capacity and energy efficiency are no longer background utilities. They influence operating costs, approvals, leasing decisions, and long-term viability .   Energy rules are getting stricter States such as California are raising energ

Import volume is a key indicator for U.S. retail, logistics, and supply chain conditions.   It signals how inventory, freight rates, and supply chain pressure will evolve in the months ahead.   Recent reports show that retailers expect weak containerized imports and slower restocking to continue into 2026.   NRF explains that ongoing tariff pressure and trade-policy uncertainty have pushed retailers to bring goods in earlier, resulting in lower import volumes now and in the c

Which U.S. Cities Lead the Big-Box Warehouse Market?   Recent leasing data shows four standout markets for large warehouses: Oklahoma City, Nashville, Richmond and Columbus .   Oklahoma City Warehouses A market dominated by owner-users, so leasable space is naturally tight. Hobby Lobby alone controls 11M+ sq ft  and added another 1.9M sq ft  facility last year. Spec buildings lease quickly to major users like Amazon and Walmart. Big-box leasing is up 56%  vs. pre-pandemic.  

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Last week, Alphabet and Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced a $40 billion plan  to build three new data centers   in Texas — one in Armstrong County  and two in Haskell County , including a site with solar and battery storage  to reduce grid impact.   Why Texas Became Google’s Strategic Choice During the joint announcement, both Sundar Pichai and Texas Governor Greg Abbott stressed that Texas is becoming a central hub for AI infrastructure and data center expansion .   Key ad

EN CONTENT: The U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) announced that starting November 10, 2025 (12:01 a.m. EST) , it will suspend for one year the port fees on all China-built cargo ships docking at American ports . This move ends months of turbulence that rattled the global shipping market and may mark a subtle shift in U.S.–China trade relations .   Why Port Fees Suspension Matters For exporters and carriers on U.S.–China routes, removing the port fee instantly cuts operating c