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New Market Report by Metz Industrial Group Finds Industrial Outdoor Storage Has Evolved Into a $218 Billion Institutional Real Estate Asset Class. Report identifies service economy, construction activity and energy infrastructure as increasingly important drivers of IOS demand, while supply remains structurally constrained.
Industrial Outdoor Storage (IOS), once viewed as a niche segment of the industrial real estate market, has evolved into a $218 billion-plus asset class with institutional-quality fundamentals, according to a new market intelligence report from Metz Industrial Group (MIG) of Bussel Realty Corp, a leading New Jersey industrial and retail real estate services firm.
The report, Industrial Outdoor Storage: The Asset Class That Built Itself in Plain Sight, examines the evolution of IOS, its increasingly diverse tenant base, rent growth, supply constraints and the influx of institutional capital into the sector.
The research finds that the IOS market is no longer primarily a story about ports, trucking and containers. Increasingly, demand is being generated by the broader built economy and service economy, including contractors, equipment rental companies, building materials distributors, utility and infrastructure companies, environmental service providers and other fleet-intensive businesses that require outdoor yards and maintenance facilities close to the populations and job sites they serve.
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