Industrial real estate market cyclicality
Revenue and asset values depend on local and national demand, supply and economic conditions.
- Scope
- Occupancy, rental rates and property valuations
- Materiality
- high
First Industrial Realty Trust, Inc. is a self-administered REIT that owns, manages, acquires, develops, redevelops and sells industrial real estate in the United States. Its portfolio is concentrated in logistics-oriented warehouse and distribution properties across 15 key U.S. markets, with a particular emphasis on coastal locations and land-constrained markets.
34,0 %
+8,6 %
| % | |
|---|---|
| Industrial property leasing | 70% Leasing of warehouse, distribution and logistics space to tenants across the portfolio. |
| Property management | 10% Ongoing management of owned industrial assets, including tenant relations and operations. |
| Development and redevelopment | 10% Build-to-suit, speculative development and redevelopment of industrial properties. |
| Acquisition and disposition | 10% Buying and selling industrial properties to upgrade portfolio quality and growth potential. |
The company serves tenants that need industrial space for storage, distribution, fulfillment and light logistics...
Companies leasing warehouse and distribution space for inventory storage, fulfillment and regional delivery networks.
Large tenants that need space in major U.S. logistics markets and are targeted through national marketing programs.
Real estate brokers and brokerage communities that help source tenants and lease transactions.
Current occupants renewing at higher rents or on improved terms, which supports occupancy and cash flow.
First Industrial operates entirely in the United States, with 414 industrial properties in 19 states as of year-end...
The company’s strategy is to grow through industrial property development, acquisitions and selective redevelopment in...
Expands the portfolio in markets with favorable industrial demand and long-term rent growth potential.
Improves portfolio quality by exiting assets with weaker growth prospects and redeploying capital.
Higher renewal rents and lower re-leasing costs support cash flow and occupancy.
The business is exposed to industrial real estate cycles, tenant demand shifts and local supply conditions, all of...
Revenue and asset values depend on local and national demand, supply and economic conditions.
The company uses debt financing and is exposed to changes in borrowing costs and covenant compliance.
Cash flow depends on timely rent collection and successful lease renewals at acceptable terms.
Property carrying values may need to be written down if expected cash flows or market values decline.
Operations rely on IT systems for property management, reporting and tenant-related data.
: 28/04/2026