We maximize the value in your industrial real estate transactions
Most business owners believe that real estate brokers only add value when a transaction is at hand – bringing in a professional only when it’s time to negotiate a sale or lease.
This may be the most traditional arrangement, but it may not be the most cost effective, and more and more business owners are catching on.
Simply put, today’s top real estate professionals offer a level of service that goes way beyond the mechanics of closing a deal.
As we look ahead to 2016 in the Southern California industrial markets, one indispensable tool has been Voit Real Estate Services’ newly published Q4 2015 market reports.
These in-depth reports round up the performance of the Orange County and Mid-Counties industrial markets in the final months of 2015, and include all the fully-illustrated and graphed data you would expect from Voit.
We’re happy to make them available to you on this page for browsing and downloading, along with our commentary on what Q4 has shown us about the future of these markets.
Owners of commercial real estate in Orange County quickly recognize the need to know what drives property values. And with things changing as fast as they are, that knowledge has become more important than ever.
He who hesitates is lost
The old saying is ringing true again as it relates to acquiring industrial properties in the Orange County area in the midst of a California seller’s market.
Economic forecasts, while rarely spot-on, are useful tools for analyzing industrial property market trends.
Market metrics like Gross Absorption, Net Absorption, Vacancy, Lease Rates, and Sales Prices are all impacted by many factors including GDP, employment & wage growth, cost of capital, and consumer spending, among others.