Colliers Pinkard is pleased to provide you with our latest Market Reports for the Greater Raleigh/Durham Metropolitan area. Below you will find links to our latest Market Reports covering Office and Industrial Leasing and Sales.
2009 Third Quarter Industrial Market ReportThe Raleigh-Durham industrial market continued to be relatively stagnant during the third quarter of 2009. The warehouse sector experienced its fourth consecutive quarter of negative absorption, despite some help from the delivery of a 260,000 square foot build-to-suit for Implus Corporation.
2009 Second Quarter Industrial Market ReportThe Raleigh-Durham industrial market continued to struggle in the 2nd quarter along with the rest of the nation's economy. Significant negative absorption in the warehouse sector prompted a rise in vacancy rates to near 20%, while the flex sector remained essentially unchanged during the period.
2009 First Quarter Industrial Market ReportNew leasing continues to move at a snail's pace throughout the Raleigh-Durham industrial market, exhibiting negative absorption for the second consecutive quarter.
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2009 Third Quarter Office Market ReportThe 3rd Quarter of 2009 closed with the Triangle office market still following the trends of the current economic downturn. The typical “lag effect” of deteriorating real estate market fundamentals following economic contraction is presently playing out...
2009 Second Quarter Office Market ReportThe 2nd quarter of 2009 closed with a continued drop in net absorption, an increase in vacancy across all classes of office space as demand weakened, and area unemployment reached 8.8% (through May '09).
2009 First Quarter Office Market ReportThe Triangle area office market experienced a pronounced downward correction in market conditions during the first quarter of 2009.