South Q4 2012 IND Report (1)
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Current Market Trends
Rental
Rates
Rental rates in the
market gradually
increased throughout
2012. Anticipate the
same in 2013 as
vacancy rates
continue to decline.
Leasing
Activity
Leasing activity
remained steady
rom Q3 into Q4 with
some seasonal
slowness taking
place through the
holidays. Expect
leasing activity to
increase in 2013.
Tenant
Concessions
Tenant concessions
continue to diminish
as vacancy rates
drop rom the peakso 2009/2010. Free
rent and tenant
improvement dollars
are still used to
secure leases, but at
a level that continues
to all.
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Baltimore I-95 SouthIndustrial Market Review Fourth 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 November 2012,
the Baltimore metropolitan areas
unemployment rate was 6.8% compared
to the national unemployment rate o
7.8% in the same month.
Baltimore I-95 South Industrial Market
Ater 341,684 square eet o positive
absorption in the ourth quarter, the I-95
South industrial market ended the year
with a 13.25% vacancy rate, down rom
14.70% at the end o 2011. Average
rental rates increased across all product
types in 2012 and industrial assets have
proven to be an attractive buy or
institutional investors.
The Baltimore-Washington Corridor
experienced the greatest reduction in
vacancy rate in 2012 as more than
350,000 square eet o positive
absorption in the ourth quarter brought
the vacancy rate down to 12.09%, the
lowest in the market.
Q4 2012 Vacancy Rates &Average Quoted Rental Rates
Vacancy Rate
Product Type # O Buildings SF SF Vacant Vacancy Rate
Flex 320 13,248,002 1,700,353 12.83%
Oice Warehouse 453 30,983,625 4,352,004 14.05%
Bulk 186 31,358,213 3,970,936 12.65%
I-95 South Totals 959 75,589,840 10,023,293 13.25%
By Submarket # O Buildings SF SF Vacant Vacancy Rate
Corridor 547 50,874,207 6,151,511 12.09%
Southeast 173 7,351,408 909,240 12.30%
Southwest 239 17,364,225 2,962,542 17.06%
I-95 South Totals 959 75,589,840 10,023,293 13.25%
Average Quoted Rental Rate
By Submarket Flex O/W Bulk Average
Corridor $6.74 $5.37 $5.27 $5.62
Southeast $9.97 $6.70 $3.54 $5.75
Southwest $6.50 $4.83 $4.12 $4.61
I-95 South Averages $7.30 $5.34 $4.85 $5.52
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BALTIMORE I-95 SOUTH INDUSTRIAL FOURTH QUARTER 2012
About Cassidy TurleyCassidy Turley is a leading commercial real estate services provider with more than 3,700 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.cassidyturley.com | 2
Notable Q4 2012 Lease Transactions
Property 8779 Greenwood PlaceSavage, MD
8251 Preston CourtJessup, MD
3000 Waterview AvenueBaltimore, MD
Size 45,716 SF 65,000 SF 94,836 SF
Term 5 Years 7 Years 10 Years
Yr. 1 Rent/Esc. $4.15/3% $4.50/3% $4.40/2.5%
TI PSF Minimal $1.00 $10.00
Tenant PBD Fulfllment Autobahn Speedway CHEP
Landlord DCT Industrial Prologis Continental
Type New New New/Relocation
12.09% Vacancy Rate o20-24 clearbuildings in the BW Corridor submarket
at the end of Q4 2012.
15.22% Vacancy Rate o20-24 clearbuildings in the BW Corridor submarket
at the end of Q4 2011.
7.52% Vacancy Rate o26-30 clearbuildings in the BW Corridor submarket
at the end of Q4 2012.
10.60% Vacancy Rate o26-30 clearbuildings in the BW Corridor submarket
at the end of Q4 2011.
For more inormation, contact one o
our Industrial Brokers:
Cassidy Turley
100 Light Street
Suite 1400
Baltimore, MD 21202
Tel: 410.752.4285
Fax: 410.576.9031
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Notable Q4 2012 Sales Transactions
Property 1021 Swan Creek DriveCurtis Bay, MD
8125 Stayton RoadJessup, MD
9060 Junction DriveAnnapolis Junction, MD
Size 154,400 SF 205,000 SF 144,571 SF
Seller Belts Realty Stayton Associates, LLC Emory Properties
Buyer Hartz Mountain TA Realty Associates TA Realty Associates
Price $13,500,000 $13,700,000 $8,250,000
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 76,350 4.48% 0
Baltimore Commons 30 3,391,213 394,375 11.63% -94,102
Baymeadow 17 2,073,594 17,815 0.86% 0
Brandon Woods 17 1,973,886 245,805 12.45% 0BWI Commerce Park 14 511,658 94,200 18.41% 30,650
BWIP 96 7,709,179 880,515 11.42% 254,041
Columbia Gateway 4 2,168,713 465,140 21.45% 202,006
Corridor Industrial 18 2,050,248 157,029 7.66% -12,554
Cromwell Business Park 14 707,632 88,641 12.53% 0
Guilford Industrial 34 2,681,772 571,399 21.31% 42,565
Harwood Industrial Park 9 159,645 5,000 3.13% 0
Hillside/Preston Gateway 8 1,566,168 26,208 1.67% 0
Industrial Trade Center 14 669,887 86,440 12.90% 5,700
Junction Business Park 18 1,205,248 118,920 9.87% 6,000
Marley Neck 8 1,755,835 28,886 1.65% 0
MD Wholesale Food Center 17 2,979,319 769,542 25.83% 0
Meadowridge 13 1,707,670 217,949 12.76% -8,200
Montevideo/Dorsey Run 18 1,829,848 334,418 18.28% 25,586
Oakland Ridge 17 961,632 61,943 6.44% 10,401
Park 100 5 484,450 104,000 21.47% 0
Parkway Industrial 24 1,398,347 160,460 11.47% 0
Patapsco Valley 7 1,195,772 216,299 18.09% 0
Race Road 4 277,855 55,436 19.95% 0
Route 1 Corridor 33 1,633,889 107,235 6.56% -11,900
Route 1 Laurel 21 1,346,020 104,428 7.76% -11,000
Route 100 30 2,726,585 407,654 14.95% -86,437
Sieling Industrial 27 1,265,308 229,237 18.12% 0Troy Hill 16 1,999,180 126,187 6.31% 0
Total 547 50,874,207 6,151,511 12.09% 352,756
Southeast
Annapolis Industrial 23 777,901 68,080 8.75% 10,374
Brooklyn 19 1,717,159 337,491 19.65% 44,300
I-97 Industrial 56 1,756,607 124,300 7.08% 0
Route 2 Industrial 34 1,078,403 66,381 6.16% 0
Route 3 Industrial 21 594,486 41,525 6.99% 0
Route 170 17 1,341,769 271,463 20.23% 484
Telegraph Rd Business Pk 3 125,083 0 0.00% 0
Total 173 7,391,408 909,240 12.30% 55,158
Southwest
Arbutus Industrial 69 6,385,507 1,162,568 18.21% -121,161
Baltimore City Southwest 35 2,117,863 262,550 12.40% 15,150
Camden Industrial Park 24 2,908,697 548,830 18.87% 34,486
Caton Research Center 41 1,709,154 242,552 14.19% 8,900
DeSoto 25 1,448,506 264,834 18.28% -10,800
Hammonds Ferry 43 2,560,612 350,208 13.68% 7,195
West Port, Camden 2 233,886 131,000 56.01% 0
Total 239 17,364,225 2,962,542 17.06% -66,230
Grand Total 959 75,629,840 10,023,293 13.25% 341,684
Cassidy Turley Industrial Market Statistical Overview
October 1, 2012 - December 31, 2012
BALTIMORE I-95 SOUTH INDUSTRIAL FOURTH QUARTER 2012
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