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Industrial Vacancy Stabilizes After 18 Months of Increases

Q1 2026 industrial vacancy held at 6.8% nationally — the first non-rising quarter since 2023. Last-mile logistics remains tightest.

U.S. industrial vacancy held steady at 6.8% in Q1 2026 — the first non-rising quarter since mid-2023 — according to Cushman & Wakefield. New construction starts have fallen sharply, allowing demand to catch up to supply.

Last-mile logistics (under 200,000 sf, infill locations) remains the tightest segment at 4.1% vacancy. Bulk distribution (500,000+ sf) is materially softer at 8.9%.

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