# Industrial Advisors LA ## Posts - [Greater Los Angeles Industrial Market Shows Continued Momentum Heading into the Second Half of 2026](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/greater-los-angeles-industrial-market-report-q2-2026/): Positive absorption, strengthening occupier demand, and improving leasing fundamentals point to a healthier industrial market across much ofthe Greater Los Angeles Basin. The Greater Los Angeles industrial market continued its recovery during the second quarter of 2026, with leasing activity translating into executedtransactions and positive net absorption across many of the region’s key submarkets. While market conditions still vary by geography and product type, the overall direction of the market continues to improve. Year-to-date, the Los Angeles Basin has recorded approximately 1.76 million square feet of positive net absorption, with second-quarter absorption exceeding the same period in 2025 by roughly 900,000 square […] - [Industrial Real Estate Trends in 2026: How Occupiers Are Adapting to Rising Costs and Change](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/industrial-real-estate-trends-2026/): No Slowdown: What Industrial Occupiers Are Saying in 2026 The message is clear, industrial demand isn’t slowing, it’s evolving.  While rising costs and macro uncertainty are shaping decision-making, occupiersare not retreating. Instead, they are repositioning their real estate strategies for long-term efficiency, flexibility , and growth. Demand Is Holding, But It’s Becoming More Strategic More than 90% of occupiers plan to maintain or expand their footprint over the next three years. At the same time, the market is entering a massive lease rollover cycle: What this really means: Translation for clients: The next 24–36 months will be one of the […] - [Industrial / Logistics Spring 2026 Investor Outlook: Market Shifts & Strategy Signals](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/industrial-logistics-outlook-2026-cap-rates-trends/): According to the Spring 2026  Industrial/Logistics Investor Outlook, investor mood is influenced by asset quality, location, and changing occupier needs, and the market is still fundamentally robust. When pricing industrial assets, investors carefully consider physical characteristics, tenant credit, lease structure, and long-term demand trends. As a result, capitalization rates continue to reflect a wide range of risk and return. At the asset level, Class B and C properties offer better yields but necessitate more examination of functioning, condition, and tenant stability. Class A properties, which are distinguished by modern design, higher clear heights, and strong locations, continue to attract the […] - [Southern California Ports Begin the Year with Steady Momentum](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/southern-california-port-trends-industrial-real-estate/): The Southern California port complex started the year on firm ground, with cargo activity holding steady despite tougher comparisons to last year’s unusually strong opening. The Port of Long Beach ranked as the nation’s busiest port in January and achieved its second-highest January throughput on record. While volumes trailed last year’s exceptional levels, performance remained consistent with long-term historical patterns remembering overall stability in trade flows. At the Port of Los Angeles, cargo movement largely met forecasts. The total container volume and loaded imports finished roughly 3% shy of the port’s five-year January average, suggesting steady demand. Simultaneously, exports via the Port of Long Beach saw a modest year-over-year increase of 0.8%, which helped to mitigate the impact of weaker import activity. By the Numbers Port […] - [Los Angeles Industrial Market Q4 2025: Leasing Surge, Falling Availability, and Signs of Rent Stabilization](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/los-angeles-industrial-market-q4-2025/): Los Angeles Industrial Property Sector Insights Despite a prolonged slowdown, the Los Angeles industrial property sector ended 2025’s last quarter with fresh upward movement. Not long ago shaped by pandemic fallout, higher borrowing costs, and shifting logistics patterns, conditions today reflect greater equilibrium. Leasing volume, space taken, and vacant warehouse levels all indicate gradual improvement. Rather than sharp rebounds, recent trends suggest steady recalibration is underway. What emerged was less volatility, more predictability across key metrics. By late 2025, momentum had quietly reappeared. Five insights define the industrial scene in Los Angeles by late 2025. Notable shifts emerge across logistics […] - [Southern California Industrial Real Estate Trends in 2026: Warehouse Demand, Pricing, and Availability](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/southern-california-industrial-real-estate/): Despite a slowdown across U.S. commercial property, activity holds steady in Southern California’s industrial spaces. Driven more by port volumes than speculative growth, this region draws interest through sheer scale of movement and proximity to consumers. Shifts here affect stakeholders not because trends start locally, but due to how quickly they spread outward. Stability stems less from uniform expansion and more from constant reinvention near urban hubs. Pressure builds where supply meets congestion, revealing strain beneath surface-level demand. By 2026, prices across Southern California’s industrial properties have settled into a more stable range. Vacancy rates are no longer moving in […] - [AI, Analytics & Industrial Real Estate: How Tech Is Transforming Valuation, Market Insight & Advisory](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/ai-industrial-real-estate/): Location once defined success in industrial real estate. Decades passed where judgments grew from records of past performance, seasoned insight, then patterns spotted over time. Yet change moves faster now than it did before. Instead of relying only on what worked earlier, new tools shape understanding differently. Behind today’s assessments sits technology capable of interpreting vast flows of information. Insight emerges not just from gut feeling but from systems detecting signals humans might overlook. Methods shift quietly, without announcement, altering who sees value first. What was predictable now contains hidden layers revealed through computation. Guidance given to clients forms from […] - [Top Industrial Submarkets in Los Angeles for Warehouses and Distribution Centers](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/top-industrial-submarkets-in-los-angeles/): Los Angeles continues to serve as a key center for logistics across the country. Because of the combined port operations at LA and Long Beach, high demand from local shoppers, along with an intricate web of transit routes, companies looking into storage properties or supply bases in Southern California need to weigh proximity against expenses, workforce availability, and land-use rules. This overview highlights major industrial zones within and near Los Angeles – areas that matter most for firms, buyers, or freight managers scouting locations suited for warehouses, fulfillment sites, and urban delivery setups. Why Picking the Right Submarket is Key […] - [Los Angeles Industrial Market Update – Q3 2025](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/los-angeles-industrial-market-update-q3-2025/): The frantic pace of LA’s warehouse world has slowed. A recent report shows things are stabilizing – demand holds firm while rental costs ease, yet investors remain optimistic about what comes next. Rents are shifting. Top-tier warehouses now average around $1.57 a square foot – a drop of roughly 23% since peaks in 2022 and 2023. Both Class B and Class C properties saw declines – about 25% and 22% each. This is quite different from earlier times; during the pandemic, demand soared, causing Class A rental costs to more than double annually. Rental Rate Trends• Class A rates down 23.3% from […] - [Why Warehouse Rents in Los Angeles Are Tanking — And What It Means for You](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/why-warehouse-rents-in-los-angeles-are-tanking-and-what-it-means-for-you/): The boom times for LA warehouses appear to be fading. Rent increases have slowed – even dipped a bit – after climbing relentlessly. This change offers both hurdles but also chances for those who lease, buy, or already own property in this busy shipping hub. Lately, Los Angeles turned into the place where everyone wanted warehouse space – thanks to online shopping, busy harbors, yet a lack of available property. From 2020 through 2023, rental costs shot up because businesses competed fiercely for locations close to the LA and Long Beach ports, frequently offering extra money simply to get their […] ## Pages - [Paul Sims](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/paul-sims/): Paul sims Trusted Advisor in Los Angeles Industrial Real Estate Director Paul Sims is a Director at Cushman & Wakefield’s Downtown Los Angeles office, specializing in industrial real estate throughout the Los Angeles region. Over the past nine years, Paul has represented institutional property owners and regional occupiers, delivering strategic advisory and transaction services across key industrial submarkets. Paul works alongside John Minervini, Robin Dodson, Erik Larson, Chris Tolles, and Maya Schirn with a primary focus on the San Fernando and Santa Clarita Valleys. In addition to his brokerage responsibilities, he plays an integral role in the team’s business development efforts, supporting client relationships and driving new growth opportunities.   Save 16320 Raymer Street, Van […] - [Chris Tolles](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/chris-tolles/): Chris Tolles Trusted Advisor in Los Angeles Industrial Real Estate Executive Managing Director Chris Tolles is an Executive Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield in Los Angeles, specializing in industrial real estate across the San Gabriel Valley (SGV) and Greater Los Angeles region. With over 20 years of market experience, Chris represents institutional property owners and regional and national occupiers, providing market insight and strategic execution. Chris leads the team’s 10 million-square-foot institutional industrial leasing portfolio in the SGV. On the occupier side, he represented the tenant in Los Angeles County’s largest industrial lease transactions of 2022 and 2024. CoStar recognized Chris as one of Los Angeles County’s Top 15 Power Brokers in Industrial Leasing for each of the […] - [Maya Schirn](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/maya-schirn/): Maya Schirn Trusted Advisor in Los Angeles Industrial Real Estate ASSOCIATE Maya Schirn is an Associate at Cushman & Wakefield’s Downtown Los Angeles office, specializing in industrial real estate throughout the Greater Los Angeles region. She represents a diverse client base of institutional property owners and regional to national occupiers, delivering strategic advisory and transaction services across key industrial submarkets — with a particular focus on institutionally owned incubator, small-bay, and mid-bay assets. Maya works in partnership with John Minervini, Robin Dodson, Erik Larson, Chris Tolles, and Paul Sims, concentrating on the Eastern Los Angeles industrial markets, including the San Gabriel Valley and surrounding areas. Save 6950 Tujunga […] - [Erik Larson](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/erik-larson/): Erik larson Trusted Advisor in Los Angeles Industrial Real Estate Executive Managing Director Erik Larson is an Executive Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield in Los Angeles. For more than 25 years, he has represented institutional property owners and regional companies throughout Southern California, delivering strategic real estate solutions that align with business objectives. Erik plays an integral role in managing the team’s six multinational corporate accounts, providing leadership in portfolio strategy, execution, and optimization. Over his career—all with Cushman & Wakefield—he has completed transactions in 48 U.S. states and 57 countries worldwide, encompassing more than 75 million square feet of industrial and office space and the sale of over 2,500 acres of land. Erik’s extensive experience representing major […] - [Robin Dodson](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/robin-dodson/): Robin Dodson Trusted Advisor in Los Angeles Industrial Real Estate Executive Managing Director Robin Dodson is an Executive Managing Director at Cushman & Wakefield in Los Angeles. With more than 35 years of experience, she has represented leading corporations and institutional investors throughout Southern California and across global markets. Robin works alongside John Minervini, Erik Larson, Chris Tolles, Paul Sims and Maya Schirn, specializing in the representation of industrial investors, landlords, and tenants across the Greater Los Angeles area. In addition, she manages and advises on the team’s six multinational corporate accounts, providing expertise in multi-market brokerage and portfolio strategy. Over her career, Robin has completed transactions in 48 U.S. states and 57 countries worldwide, […] - [John Minervini](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/john-minervini/): John Minervini Trusted Advisor in Los Angeles Industrial Real Estate VICE CHAIRMAN John Minervini joined Cushman & Wakefield of California in 1985. With four decades of experience, he has represented major corporations across the United States, South America, EMEA, and Asia. Locally, his focus has been the Greater Los Angeles Basin, where he has advised landlords, tenants, and developers on office and industrial assets. John and his team currently manage corporate real estate accounts for Eurofins, Air Products, Jitsu, Wurth, Red Bull, and WorldPac. Their global track record includes sale, lease, and investment transactions across 57 countries and 48 U.S. states. Recent highlights include negotiating a 137,000 SF […] - [Properties Sold](https://industrialadvisorsla.com/industrial-properties-leased-southern-california/): industrial properties leased / Sold   Proven Results in Industrial Real Estate   Recent Warehouse and Distribution Transactions by Industrial Advisors California is one of the most important logistics hubs in the United States. Industrial Advisors has helped companies secure warehouse and distribution facilities that power modern supply chains and e-commerce operations. 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