INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY SUPPLY IS UP, DEMAND IS WAY DOWN

August 20, 2009 on 5:52 pm | In CHARTS + STATISTICS, FASCINATING INDUSTRIAL REAL ESTATE INFORMATION, Investment Opportunities, Uncategorized, all, statistics |

by Jodi Summers

Would you like to see some fascinating statistics? Check out this two-year market snapshot showing the evolution of Supply vs. Demand chart for Industrial Properties in Los Angeles county.

Industrial sales are at a 10 year low. Is this due to the lack of capital in the commercial marketplace? The decline of purchasing power? Both? Neither?

Has your real estate market stablilized? Email jodi@jodisummers.com to receive a free market report for your LA county neighborhood.

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  1. Great opportunity…but whose giving loans?

    Comment by Motor Man — August 20, 2009 #

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    rates.

    Comment by scotiacapital. — August 20, 2009 #

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    Comment by Newsweek — September 12, 2009 #

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