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U.S. Property Market Review 30 Major Distribution Warehouse Markets Midyear Results – 2006 Transitioning into a “Sellers’” Market he current recovery is now three and a half years old — and counting. With the pace of new deliveries converging to the growth of demand, T we may soon see a leveling off of the overall vacancy rate. Still, market conditions nationwide remain tight, and rents will continue to climb. The overall vacancy rate for the nation’s top 30 distribution markets edged down to 8.0% in Q2-06 from 8.1% in Q4-05 and 8.8% in Q2-05. Net absorption amounted to 67 million square feet (msf) during the first half of 2006 — off slightly from last year’s breakneck pace but still equal to a healthy 2.8% annual rate of growth in total occupied space Leonard Sahling (or realized demand). First Vice President Asking rents continued to climb, attesting to the taut conditions ProLogis Research Group prevailing in the nation’s warehouse/distribution leasing markets. For 303-567-5766 the year ended in Q2-06, asking rents nationwide have increased 8.0% lsahling@ on average. New construction is continuing to ratchet up, just as it normally does as