The document provides an analysis of market vacancy and rent trends by building size, highlighting the performance of large-bay, mid-bay, and smaller buildings. It discusses the recovery trends, rent asking averages, and market conditions across various U.S. cities. The document also outlines investment strategies for Class A bulk warehouses, leasing developments, national distribution hubs, and underperforming markets.
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