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Broward Industrial Figures - Q4 2025

January 13, 2026 5 Minute Read

Tenant demand remained resilient through year-end, supported by consistent leasing activity and selective expansion across institutional product. While decision timelines
lengthened, active leasing and move-ins signal that occupier fundamentals remain intact, positioning demand to reassert itself as supply is absorbed.
Supply pressures are expected to ease as 2025 deliveries conclude and construction activity remains minimal heading into 2026. With limited new inventory on the horizon, pricing has stabilized at elevated levels, reinforcing a durable rent floor supported by replacement costs and constrained development.
Vacancy increased late in the year as newly delivered bulk space entered the market, pushing availability higher in select submarkets. Importantly, vacancy growth was
concentrated and timing-driven, with core demand centers remaining relatively tight and positioned to stabilize as lease-up progresses.