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San Antonio Industrial Hangs Tough in Q2

The San Antonio industrial market proved a stalwart performer during the second quarter, according to reports from NAI Partners and CBRE. NAI Partners says the market’s overall vacancy rate was up only 10 basis points quarter-over-quarter at 6.8% and increased by 80 bps points year-over-year.

CBRE says more than 197,000 square feet of warehouse and distribution space was absorbed market-wide in Q2, with the bulk of net absorption stemming from the Northeast submarket. NAI Partners puts the quarterly total at 591,000 square feet, down from 1.7 million square feet in Q1.

Market-wide asking rates are up $0.13 per square foot quarter-over-quarter to $5.93 per square foot in Q2, says CBRE. Additionally, Class A warehouse/distribution asking rates grew $0.38 per square foot quarter-over-quarter, but remain down $0.59 per square foot Y-O-Y.

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