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Space Demand Forecasts
The Space Demand Forecast for the U.S. is issued quarterly by NAIOP.
Industrial Space Demand Forecast
The NAIOP Industrial Space Demand Forecast is based on a predictive model that forecasts net absorption of U.S. industrial space on a quarterly basis for eight consecutive quarters.
Learn More Current Forecast: First Quarter 2026 Report
Office Space Demand Forecast
The NAIOP Office Space Demand Forecast is based on a predictive model that forecasts net absorption of U.S. office space on a quarterly basis for eight consecutive quarters.
Learn More Current Forecast: Fourth Quarter 2025 ReportRelated Articles
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I.CON East 2027: The Industrial Conference
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On Leadership: Will Hendrickson
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The Small-bay Surge at the Heart of the Industrial Market’s Recovery
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