Research

Louisville Modern Bulk Industrial Outlook – Q3 2022

Leasing activity, construction pipeline remain robust

October 01, 2022

Contributors:

Alex Westcott

The Louisville industrial market experienced an uptick in vacancy, which was a combination of new deliveries and sublease offerings. Despite the slight increase, leasing activity remained strong during the third quarter.

Download the Q3 Louisville Modern Bulk Industrial Outlook for more in-depth insights on leasing velocity and rental rates, inventory breakdowns by county, and construction deliveries.

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