South Q2 2012 IND Report
Transcript of South Q2 2012 IND Report
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Current Market Trends
Rental
Rates
Rental Rates have
leveled out. Despite
consistent market
absorption, uture
leasing activity
remains a concern
or landlords.
Leasing
Activity
Overall leasing
activity is down rom
Q1 2012. Despite
the act that the
market experienced
positive absorption,
new activity began to
lag as summer
approached.
Tenant
Concessions
Although down rom
the peaks o
2009/2010, ree rent
and tenantimprovement dollars
remain steady as
landlords look to
maintain ace rents.
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Baltimore I-95 SouthIndustrial Market Review Second Quarter 2012
Baltimore Metropolitan Overview
The Greater Baltimore Metropolitan area
has emerged as one o the strongest
second-tier markets in the United States.
While Baltimore is a stand-alone
metropolitan statistical area (MSA) with
over 2.7 million residents, it is also part
o the Washington-Baltimore
consolidated statistical area (CSA) with a
total population over 8 million. The
Greater Baltimore region comprises
Anne Arundel, Baltimore, Carroll, Cecil,Harord, and Howard Counties as well as
Baltimore City. As o May 2012, the
Baltimore metropolitan areas
unemployment rate was 7.1% compared
to the national unemployment rate o
8.2% in the same month.
Baltimore I-95 South Industrial Market
The I-95 South Industrial market
experienced 527,869 square eet o
positive absorption in the second quarter
o 2012. The vacancy rate ell rom
14.21% to 13.75%. The Corridor
experienced the highest level o demand
within the I-95 South market with more
than 320,000 square eet o absorption.
The average asking rent within the
market remained at in the second
quarter at $5.14 per square oot. The
Southeast submarket was the exception
as the average rent increased rom
$5.02 to $5.28 per square oot. Both
the Corridor and Southwest submarkets
saw a slight decrease in average rent.
Q2 2012 Vacancy Rates &Average Quoted Rental Rates
Vacancy Rate
Product Type # O Buildings SF SF Vacant Vacancy Rate
Flex 298 12,335,790 1,813,587 14.70%
Oice Warehouse 450 30,740,919 4,851,327 15.78%
Bulk 182 30,572,398 3,464,744 11.33%
I-95 South Totals 930 73,649,107 10,129,658 13.75%
By Submarket # O Buildings SF SF Vacant Vacancy Rate
Corridor 518 48,934,894 6,151,414 12.57%
Southeast 173 7,351,408 1,136,426 15.46%
Southwest 239 17,362,805 2,841,818 16.37%
I-95 South Totals 930 73,649,107 10,129,658 13.75%
Average Quoted Rental Rate
By Submarket Flex O/W Bulk Average
Corridor $7.41 $5.11 $5.09 $5.40
Southeast $5.76 $10.12 $3.49 $5.28
Southwest $8.95 $4.45 $3.94 $4.22
I-95 South Averages $6.77 $5.08 $4.61 $5.14
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BALTIMORE I-95 SOUTH INDUSTRIAL SECOND QUARTER 2012
About Cassidy TurleyCassidy Turley is a leading commercial real estate services provider with more than 3,600 proessionals in more than 60 ofces nationwide. Thecompany represents a wide range o clientsrom small businesses to Fortune 500 companies, rom local non-profts to major institutions. Thefrm completed transactions valued at $22 billion in 2011, manages 455 million square eet on behal o institutional, corporate and private clientsand supports more than 28,000 domestic corporate services locations. Cassidy Turley serves owners, investors and tenants with a ull spectrumo integrated commercial real estate servicesincluding capital markets, tenant representation, corporate services, project leasing, propertymanagement, project and development services, and research and consulting. Cassidy Turley enhances its global service delivery outside NorthAmerica through a partnership with GVA, giving clients access to commercial real estate proessionals in 65 international markets. Please visitwww.cassidyturley.com or more inormation about Cassidy Turley.
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Notable Q2 2012 Lease Transactions
Property 1781 Crossroads DriveOdenton, MD
1349 Charwood RoadHanover, MD
8268 Preston Court
Jessup, MD
Size 237,000 SF 129,233 SF 20,070 SF
Term 10 Years 11 Years 7 Years
Yr. 1 Rent/Esc. $4.85/2% $4.25/$0.25 annually $5.40/3%
TI PSF $3.00 $4.00 $2.00
Tenant Sleepys Zust Bachmeier MacGrey
Landlord Ohio State Teachers Assoc. RREEF Kenwood Management
Type New New Renewal & Expansion
12.58% Vacancy Rate o20-30 clear rear-loadedbuildings in the BW Corridor
submarket at the end of Q2 2012, down from 18.77% in Q1.
11.99% Vacancy Rate o20-30 clear front-loadedbuildings in the BW Corridor
submarket at the end of Q2 2012, down from 12.04% in Q1.
For more inormation, contact one o
our Industrial Brokers:
Cassidy Turley
100 Light Street
Suite 1400
Baltimore, MD 21202
Tel: 410.752.4285
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Notable Q2 2012 Sales Transactions
Property 7476 New Ridge RoadHanover, MD
7495 Race RoadHanover, MD
Hollins End EastBaltimore, MD
Size 198,369 SF 125,000 SF 519,014 SF
Seller Bavar Properties Group Prudential Real Estate Investors Preston Capital Management, Inc.
Buyer Industrial Income Trust Exeter Property Group Industrial Income Trust
Price $11,650,000 $8,250,000 $30,282,000
Behind the Numbers
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Submarket Cassidy Turley Classifcation Number o Buildings Total Size (SF) Total Available (SF) Vacancy Rate QTR Absorption (SF)
Corridor
Airport 100 3 737,600 0 0.00% 0
Arundel Crossing 11 1,706,054 76,445 4.48% 237,156
Baltimore Commons 30 3,391,213 300,273 8.85% -9,262
Baymeadow 17 2,073,594 76,100 3.67% 0
Brandon Woods 17 1,963,126 185,618 9.46% 217,060BWI Commerce Park 14 511,658 126,400 24.70% -6,300
BWIP 67 5,813,102 1,052,314 18.10% -96,471
Columbia Gateway 4 2,168,713 858,995 39.61% -106,865
Corridor Industrial 18 2,050,248 134,289 6.55% 47,777
Cromwell Business Park 14 707,632 66,657 9.42% 8,392
Guilford Industrial 34 2,681,772 645,933 24.09% 25,314
Harwood Industrial Park 9 159,645 21,800 13.66% -7,800
Hillside/Preston Gateway 8 1,566,168 26,208 1.67% 0
Industrial Trade Center 14 669,887 70,240 10.49% -14,370
Junction Business Park 18 1,205,248 165,527 13.73% 25,218
Marley Neck 8 1,755,835 28,886 1.65% -886
MD Wholesale Food Center 17 2,946,843 0 0.00% 78,000
Meadowridge 13 1,707,670 234,400 13.73% -42,400
Montevideo/Dorsey Run 18 1,829,848 466,234 25.48% 0
Oakland Ridge 17 961,632 65,965 6.86% -15,000
Park 100 5 484,450 0 0.00% 0
Parkway Industrial 24 1,398,347 365,751 26.16% 0
Patapsco Valley 7 1,195,772 216,299 18.09% 0
Race Road 4 277,855 125,000 44.99% 0
Route 1 Corridor 33 1,633,889 95,335 5.83% 11,726
Route 1 Laurel 21 1,346,020 82,100 6.10% 28,240
Rt 100 30 2,726,585 366,141 13.43% -105,992
Sieling Industrial 27 1,265,308 184,113 14.55% 50,444Troy Hill 16 1,999,180 114,391 5.72% 0
Total 518 48,934,894 6,151,414 12.57% 323,981
Southeast
Annapolis Industrial 23 777,901 96,188 12.37% -57,087
Brooklyn 19 1,677,159 341,225 20.35% 130,000
I-97 Industrial 56 1,756,607 118,841 6.77% 47,517
Route 2 Industrial 34 1,078,403 68,555 6.36% -4,095
Route 3 Industrial 21 594,486 51,570 8.67% 8,735
Rt 170 17 1,341,769 460,047 34.29% 4,400
Telegraph Rd Business Pk 3 125,083 0 0.00% 0
Total 173 7,351,408 1,136,426 15.46% 129,470
Southwest
Arbutus Industrial 69 6,385,507 996,433 15.60% 85,834
Baltimore City Southwest 35 2,117,863 264,968 12.51% -52,916
Camden Industrial Park 24 2,907,277 691,970 23.80% 95,142
Caton Research Center 41 1,709,154 233,634 13.67% 53,600
DeSoto 25 1,448,506 252,234 17.41% -113,782
Hammonds Ferry 43 2,560,612 271,579 10.61% 6,540
West Port, Camden 2 233,886 131,000 56.01% 0
Total 239 17,362,805 2,841,818 16.37% 74,418
Grand Total 930 73,649,107 10,129,658 13.75% 527,869
Cassidy Turley Industrial Market Statistical Overview
April 1, 2012 - June 30, 2012BALTIMORE I-95 SOUTH INDUSTRIAL SECOND QUARTER 2012
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