Australia's industrial property market sees surge in investor demand

Industrial and multifamily sectors have demonstrated their staying power in Canada’s capital markets landscape. Industrial accounted for just over 29% of total investment activity this quarter, and the national industrial vacancy rate stabilized at 5.4% after 12 consecutive quarters of increases. Meanwhile, multifamily sales hit $7.2 billion year-to-date, with private buyers driving two-thirds of acquisitions and Montreal leading the way at 46% of national volume. For a deeper dive into these sector dynamics, the Cushman & Wakefield Canadian Cap Rate & Capital Markets Report for Q3 2025 report is a must-read.

Industrial and multifamily sectors have demonstrated their staying power in Canada’s capital markets landscape. Industrial accounted for just over 29% of total investment activity this quarter, and the national industrial vacancy rate stabilized at 5.4% after 12 consecutive quarters of increases. Meanwhile, multifamily sales hit $7.2 billion year-to-date, with private buyers driving two-thirds of acquisitions and Montreal leading the way at 46% of national volume. For a deeper dive into these sector dynamics, the Cushman & Wakefield Canadian Cap Rate & Capital Markets Report for Q3 2025 report is a must-read.

U.S. Industrial Market Dynamics, Q3 2025 | Industrial fundamentals show signs of recovery amid ongoing trade headwinds Industrial markets across the country showed signs of recovery despite ongoing economic and trade headwinds. Leasing volume totaled 146.2 million s.f., marking the best quarter of leasing since Q1 of 2024. Net absorption doubled from the previous quarter, settling at 38.2.6 million s.f. of positive net absorption, bringing the year-to-date total to 101 million s.f.. Development pipeline increases for first time in 12 quarters to 246.8 million s.f.. The vacancy rate edged up to 7.6% in Q3 but appears to have reached its peak as new construction deliveries continue to decelerate. Read the full report below. https://lnkd.in/g4wrhkVj

Colliers Research Activity Radar tracks key commercial property indicators to highlight where the market is heading. As we approach year-end, new opportunities are emerging. Timely data shows early signs of improvement across sectors. How to read the radar: • Points near the centre = weaker performance • Points toward the edge = strongest levels Most indicators remain near the centre, reflecting a cyclical trough. The NZ Activity Index is still subdued, but over the past 12 months, lines have moved outward, signaling improving momentum. Explore the full report here: https://lnkd.in/gdX3UyPh #MarketTrends #CommercialProperty #RealEstateInsights #InvestmentTrends #Colliers #EconomicIndicators #NZProperty #Colliers

How are trade policy shifts and construction trends shaping industrial real estate? The Savills Q3 2025 State of the U.S. Industrial Market highlights where sentiment is improving and what global occupiers should watch as demand patterns and supply pipelines adjust. Read more ➡️ http://savi.li/6048tMn88 #IndustrialRealEstate #CRE #GlobalOccupierServices

The second batch of the Q3 2025 Industrial Market in Minutes reports from Savills Research and Data Services are now available. Market conditions across North America’s key logistics hubs continue to show signs of stabilization. Demand remains steady, with occupiers prioritizing renewals and flexible lease options as development pipelines moderate. Explore the latest regional insights here: https://lnkd.in/eiGtN3yH #WeAreSavills

The latest Q3 2025 industrial market report from Savills North America is out — and the numbers are telling. From surging sub-markets to strategic supply pipelines, the industrial sector is moving fast. If you’re evaluating lease renewals, site expansion, or investment opportunities in industrial/logistics real estate, now is the time to align your strategy with what’s happening on the ground. Let’s talk about what the data means for you and how we can leverage it.

Industrial Real Estate: A Standout in CRE Credit Analysis Despite broad repricing in commercial real estate since 2022, U.S. industrial logistics assets continue to show exceptional resilience. According to Clarion Partners LLC, they’re forecast to lead net operating income growth across all sectors through 2028. Vacancy rates remain below long-term averages, rent growth is strong, and demand drivers—like e-commerce, reshoring, and inventory strategies—are structurally long-term. These fundamentals support stable cash flows and reduced credit risk. From a credit analysis perspective, this data highlights the importance of distinguishing between real estate asset classes when assessing debt service coverage and long-term risk exposure. Industrial logistics assets stand out for their resilient cash flows, being less sensitive to economic downturns or shifts in consumer behaviour compared with other asset types. Their strength is supported by strong demand fundamentals, driven by long-term structural trends. #IndustrialRealEstate #CreditRisk #CREAnalysis #LogisticsAssets

Industrial Purchase Rates — Which State Buys You the Most? Australia’s industrial market continues to show clear differences in purchase prices across the states. According to recent property data from Commercial Yields (to September 2025), WA and TAS remain the most affordable, with industrial assets averaging $2,500–$2,800 per m² of lettable building area — well below the eastern states. This chart focuses purely on the cost per square metre, giving investors a snapshot of acquisition value. It doesn’t account for rental income or yield performance — those insights are coming soon. For anyone seeking real commercial opportunities with strong long-term potential, these numbers highlight where Australia’s best value still lies. 🔍 Compare your state’s data: we’ll leave a link to our platform in the first comment #CommercialRealEstate #IndustrialMarket #PropertyData #IndustrialProperty #RealCommercial #PropertyInvestment #CommercialYields #CREInsights #InvestSmarter #AustralianProperty

Savills Research and Data Services presents our Q3 2025 State of the U.S. Industrial Market. Sentiment is improving amid stronger leasing, yet trade policy volatility and elevated construction levels may slow recovery. The report covers key trends across supply, demand and pricing, along with insights on ports, e-commerce and manufacturing activity shaping the industrial landscape. Explore where the market stands—and where it’s headed: https://lnkd.in/e3mRRF7n #IndustrialCRE #CREInsights #WeAreSavills