July 5, 2007 | Vol. 4 No. 13

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Volume 4 - Number 13 | July 5, 2007

TOP STORY: New Ports Expected to Grow Faster Than Existing Ones
By John McCloud
Long-term growth projections for the nation's largest ports may fall short of expectations, a Rand Corp. researcher says. Martin Wachs says growth may shift to new ports in relatively undeveloped locations.

Supply Outpacing Absorption, Report Warns
By John McCloud
Although the national distribution market continues to show steady growth, the pace of growth has decelerated. Delta Associates says absorption is running at half of last year’s pace.

Import Warehouse Study Raises Warning Flags
By John McCloud
A newly released study from ProLogis shows there are significant distinctions between distribution facilities that cater primarily to imports and those that do not.

Data Points: US Population Growth Through 2011
By John McCloud
Population growth is a predominant factor affecting demand for distribution space. Forecasters at Delta Associates expect the US population will grow by 2.6 million to 2.7 million people per annum through 2030.

Market Beat: Select Market Statistics Jan. 1 to May 31

Short Takes: Mexican Port Another Step Closer

Recent Transactions: Colony Realty Buys MA Industrial Portfolio

Executive Moves: Opus Names Rauenhorst Chairman of the Board