CB Richard Ellis's third quarter report stated that Hawaii's industrial real estate market continued remain the tightest despite of the increased vacancies to store and make goods.
Industrial market vacancies increased to about 2.8 percent due to the additional space being offered for lease in Kalihi, Halawa, Waipio and Kapolei.
The future still remains very uncertain due to the changing events daily in the capital markets and banking sectors.
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