Q3 2022 Lincoln Industrial Insider Report

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Lincoln Industrial INSIDER REPORT Q3 2022

Momentum Strong as Atlanta Industrial Sees Third Straight Positive Quarter in 2022

ABSORPTION, DELIVERIES AND VACANCY RATE

The Atlanta industrial market saw positive absorption of 5,091,256 square feet in Q3, bringing the market’s year-to-date total to 15,625,844 square feet. This figure is in-line with the historical quarterly absorption figure for a healthy Atlanta industrial market. Atlanta’s vacancy rate increased by 50 basis points (0.5%) from 3.5% to 4.0% in Q3 despite the positive absorption. This was thanks to over 9.4 million square feet of deliveries. While much of this new supply is leased, construction and supply chain delays have slowed tenant occupancy timelines. The strongest submarkets for the Atlanta industrial market in Q3 were its largest: Northeast Atlanta, Airport/I-85 South, Northwest Atlanta, and I-20 West/Fulton – the four largest submarkets in Atlanta – were also the four best performing. Rental rates increased throughout the market, with the overall average NNN asking rate rising 7.9% in Q3 to $6.15 per square foot.

Market Snapshot

4.0%

vacancy rate

5,091,256 net absorp Q3

45,000,000

8%

40,000,000

7%

35,000,000

6%

30,000,000

5%

25,000,000 4% 20,000,000 3%

15,000,000

2%

10,000,000

1%

5,000,000 0

2017

2018

2019

Absorption

2020

Deliveries

2021

2022 YTD

0%

Vacancy Rate Source: CoStar

15,625,844 net absorp YTD

51,475,184 under constr sf

Source: CoStar, LPC Research

LEASING ACTIVITY Despite tight vacancy, the Atlanta industrial market has seen strong leasing momentum thanks to a robust construction pipeline and the delivery of new supply. With 10.7 million square feet of signed deals in Q3 of 2022, there have been over 52 million square feet of industrial leases signed in Atlanta over the past 12 months. New construction has been the largest leasing driver, with 27 buildings totaling over 9.4 million square feet delivering just in Q3 alone. In buildings that were built in 2022, 72.9% of the space is already leased across the whole Atlanta industrial market. Currently, about 25.7% of the 51 million square feet under construction are leased. Both figures are positive indicators that should lead to more groundbreakings in the coming quarters. TOP LEASES Q3 2022

Tenant

Property

Submarket

Owner/Developer

SF

Lease Type

Dollar General

500 Business Center Dr

I-75 South

Growth Capital Partners

712,040

New Lease

Conn’s Home Plus

Mt. Zion Rd - Clayton 75

I-75 South

Hillwood Development

705,833

New Lease

Syncreon Technology

7965 Bowen Rd

Airport/I-85 South

Becknell Industrial

686,038

New Lease

Unis

7550 Wood Rd

I-20 West/Fulton

The Silverman Group

500,400

New Lease

Cardinal Health, Inc.

874 Thomas Pky

Northeast Atlanta

Pattillo Industrial

382,894

Renewal

Buske Logistics

81 Brown Loop NW

Northwest Atlanta

Hillwood Development

339,963

New Lease

Zurn Industries

6280 Best Friend Rd

Northeast Atlanta

Prologis

262,288

Renewal

Ceva Logistics

934 Peeples Valley Rd

Northwest Atlanta

Transwestern Dev. Co.

250,874

New Lease

85 S Holland Dr

Northeast Atlanta

John Drake

198,289

New Lease

7980 Spencer Rd

Airport/I-85 South

Blackstone

192,780

New Lease

1412 Battle Creek Rd

Airport/I-85 South

AEW Capital Mgmt

176,086

New Lease

Hitachi Transport Systems Kenco Logistics Carter’s

lpcsoutheast.com The information contained herein has been obtained from the owner of the property or from a source deemed reliable. While Lincoln Property Company has no reason to doubt its accuracy, we do not guarantee it.


LINCOLN INDUSTRIAL INSIDER REPORT Q3 2022

INVESTMENT SALES

INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT SALES VOLUME Industrial Investment Sales Volume

The Atlanta Industrial market saw over $800 million in sales volume in Q3, with the average transaction price per square foot reaching $115. This is a slight dip in sales from recent quarters, perhaps reflecting uncertainties in the debt markets that have plagued the office sector. The area that is still seeing solid activity is large assets with good-credit tenants in long-term leases. Atlanta has remained attractive to national institutional investors, with 80% of the market’s investment coming from firms outside the state of Georgia such as Blackstone, Prologis, and KKR.

$3.5B $3.0B

$115 avg transaction price/SF

$2.5B $2.0B $1.5B $1.0B $0.5B $0.0B

2020 Q4

2021 Q1

2021 Q2

2021 Q3

2021 Q4

2022 Q1

2022 Q2

2022 Q3

Source: CoStar

RECENT INVESTMENT SALES Property

Submarket

Price

SF

$/SF

Date

Buyer

Airport/I-85 South

$134,500,000

1,505,690

$89.33

Sep 8, 2022

Kin Properties

I-75 South

$93,000,000

1,538,196

$60.46

Oct 12, 2022

Growth Capital Partners

Northeast Atlanta

$90,000,000

850,500

$105.82

Apr 28, 2022

Ares Management

700 Palmetto Logistics Pky Airport/I-85 South

$81,648,000

1,008,474

$80.96

Aug 31, 2022

Black Creek Group

800 Cassville White Rd

Northwest Atlanta

$48,800,000

376,980

$129.45

May 26, 2022

KKR

7450 Factory Shoals Rd

I-20 West/Fulton

$38,850,000

254,100

$152.89

Apr 28, 2022

Blackstone

I-75 South

$28,000,000

296,972

$94.29

Jul 7, 2022

United States Cold Storage

1595 Oakley Ind Blvd 195 King Mill Rd 250 Logistics Center

1420 Greenwood Rd

IT’S FULL STEAM AHEAD IN NORTHWEST ATLANTA INDUSTRIAL The availability of Class A industrial space has continued to shrink while rental rates have climbed in the Northwest Atlanta Industrial submarket. The submarket’s vacancy rate has fallen 80 basis points (0.8%) since the start of 2022, while the average NNN rental rate has increased 16.7% over the past year. This already tight market is not expected to get any major relief in terms of new supply: with the latest delivery of Stonemont’s three-building ‘Kennesaw 75’ project and Oakmont’s ‘Cobb International’ development, it will be over a year until the in-fill I-75 market comes close to seeing any new deliveries. The lack of available, developable land in the southern part of the I-75 Northwest corridor has been the primary contributor to the dearth of supply in the submarket, which has caused developers to expand the geographies of where they are willing to build in Northwest Atlanta. Developers since 2019 have begun to push into Cartersville, Cassville, Adairsville and Calhoun to seek out new development opportunities as local and regional distribution hubs seek to open new facilities on the interstate that stretches from Miami to the Canadian border. Outside of its incredible access, I-75 in Northwest Georgia is also home to the ‘flooring capital of the world’ with manufacturing companies such as Shaw and Mohawk Industries having massive footprints along the interstate, particularly near Dalton and Calhoun. Lincoln Property Company Vice President – Industrial Turner Fortin says that this highway access is paramount to prospective tenants: “The northwest market has always been a highly desirable location for tenants due to great demographics and access to a major interstate in I-75. For many years prior to 2019, the cities north of Kennesaw/Acworth were largely untapped due to challenging development sites that are just now coming to fruition.” Fortin’s long-term outlook for Northwest Atlanta Industrial is positive, with new supply and construction eventually driving leasing: “With large name brands such as Amazon, Chick-Fil-A, & Vanderlande locating large footprints in this corridor, we anticipate seeing many other brand names be attracted to this new expansion of the I-75N submarket as either regional or national hubs as Class A product continues to be delivered within the submarket.”

lpcsoutheast.com The information contained herein has been obtained from the owner of the property or from a source deemed reliable. While Lincoln Property Company has no reason to doubt its accuracy, we do not guarantee it.


LINCOLN INDUSTRIAL INSIDER REPORT Q3 2022

CONSTRUCTION OUTLOOK 27 buildings totaling over 9.4 million square feet delivered in Q3 of 2022, the highest figure on record for the Atlanta industrial market (narrowly edging out Q4 of 2021, where 9.1 million square feet delivered). The market has seen over 31 million square feet of new supply deliver in the past 12 months. Many of these deliveries have been concentrated in the Northeast Atlanta Industrial and Airport/I-85 South Industrial submarkets, which saw a combined 5.9 million square feet deliver in Q3 alone. Groundbreakings have continued as developers are still looking to go vertical: 39 new buildings broke ground in Q3.

SF UC % Leased SF Proposed

156 51 27 buildings under constructrion

msf under construction

Stone Mountain

Q3 deliveries

North Central ATL Ind

Northeast ATL ind

Snapfinger/ I-20E Ind

I-75 South Ind

AIrport/I-85 South Ind

I-20 West/ Fulton Ind

Northwest ATL Ind

Central ATL/ Chattahoochee

816,365

16,387,949

1,927,973

5,251,188

8,436,242

7,686,238

10,969,229

-

-

8%

30%

41%

39%

26%

37%

4%

-

-

1,519,899

18,784,953

5,872,110

21,962,590

11,462,782

11,746,532

16,834,868

-

1,726,176

INDUSTRIAL SUBMARKETS NORTH CENTRAL ATLANTA IND

NORTHWEST ATLANTA IND

NORTHEAST ATLANTA IND

STONEMOUNTAIN

I-20 WEST/FULTON IND

CENTRAL ATL / CHATTAHOOCHEE

SNAPFINGER/I-20 EAST IND

I-75 SOUTH IND AIRPORT/I-85 SOUTH IND

lpcsoutheast.com The information contained herein has been obtained from the owner of the property or from a source deemed reliable. While Lincoln Property Company has no reason to doubt its accuracy, we do not guarantee it.


LINCOLN INDUSTRIAL INDISDER REPORT Q3 2022

MARKET STATISTICS Total Inventory SF

Vacancy Rate Q3 ‘22

Vacancy Rate Q2 ‘22

Net Absorp Q3 ‘22

Net Absorp 2022 YTD

Deliveries Q3 ‘22

Under Constr

Avg Rent (NNN)

AIRPORT/I-85 SOUTH IND

144,761,915

5.5%

4.2%

946,135

2,784,944

2,982,541

8,436,242

$5.48

CENTRAL ATL/CHATTAHOOCHE IND

20,232,335

5.5%

5.8%

66,663

(107,181)

-

-

$11.20

I-75 SOUTH IND

70,241,015

3.2%

3.5%

980,258

1,999,431

782,946

5,251,188

$5.14

I-20 WEST/FULTON IND

112,501,951

2.8%

2.1%

251,039

849,755

1,033,728

7,686,238

$6.10

200,087,623

4.1%

2.8%

288,798

5,372,542

3,002,610

16,387,949

$5.76

85,438,691

4.5%

5.5%

1,987,190

3,224,353

1,224,369

10,969,229

$6.26

19,553,421

2.3%

2.5%

36,201

413,538

-

816,365

$10.12

45,790,006

3.9%

4.1%

445,148

600,981

351,545

1,927,973

$6.30

23,551,110

1.3%

1.2%

89,824

487,481

96,000

-

$6.83

722,158,067

4.0%

3.5%

5,091,256

15,625,844

9,473,739

51,475,184

$6.15

581,188,439

4.1%

3.7%

5,158,357

13,395,054

8,273,739

51,045,184

$6.31

MANUFACTURING

79,818,973

4.4%

3.4%

324,730

1,967,996

1,200,000

430,000

$4.30

SHALLOW BAY

61,150,655

2.4%

1.8%

(391,831)

262,794

-

-

$6.67

722,158,067

4.0%

3.5%

5,091,256

15,625,844

9,473,739

51,475,184

$6.15

BY SUBMARKET

NORTHEAST ATLANTA IND NORTHWEST ATLANTA IND NORTH CENTRAL ATLANTA IND SNAPFINGER/I-20 EAST IND STONE MOUNTAIN IND Total Market

BY PROPERTY TYPE WAREHOUSE & DISTRIBUTION

Total Market Source: CoStar, LPC Research

Lincoln Southeast Industrial Listings

Forsyth 400 Commerce Center Bldg 100

Forsyth 400 Commerce Center Bldg 200

Airport West 500

Joe Frank Harris Pkwy SE

2705-2715 Ronald Reagan 2705-2715 Ronald Reagan 3625 Naturally Fresh Blvd, Joe Frank Harris Pkwy SE, Blvd, Cumming, GA Blvd, Cumming, GA Atlanta, GA Emerson, GA

Conyers Logistics Center

170 Chastain Meadows

Westridge Logistics Center

2107 Eastview Pky, Conyers GA

170 Chastain Meadows Ct NW, Kennesaw GA

450 Westridge Pkwy, McDonough, GA

85,237 SF

110,197 SF

218,370 SF

306,376 SF

201,600 SF

38,400 SF

113,104 SF

Delivering Q3 2022

Delivering Q3 2022

Delivering Q3 2022

Delivering Q2 2023

Existing

Existing

Existing

Lincoln Property Company Atlanta tracks industrial buildings that are 25,000 sf or greater.

Need More Market Intel?

Spencer Papciak Research Manager 678.498.7676 spapciak@lpc.com

Turner Fortin Vice President 404.863.9931 tfortin@lpc.com

Lincoln Property Company Southeast 3405 Piedmont Road, Suite 450 Atlanta, GA 30305 404 266 7600

About LPC SE: Lincoln Property Southeast is a commercial real estate firm offering a comprehensive suite of value-added services for our clients. With our substantial local presence and history in the Southeast region, we are ideally situated to provide a superior service, which comes from knowing the goals and challenges faced by our clientele: tenants, investors, lenders and owners of commercial real estate. Our people and our philosophy are the key ingredients for Lincoln’s solid track record of success. The information contained herein has been obtained from the owner of the property or from a source deemed reliable. While Lincoln Property Company has no reason to doubt its accuracy, we do not guarantee it.

lpcsoutheast.com


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