New Distribution Centers Hold on to Property Values Despite Higher Interest Rates

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Record-Breaking Rent Growth Has Helped Buoy Asset Pricing

By Adrian Ponsen and Chad Littell

CoStar Analytics June 8, 2023

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Since early 2022, the U.S. Federal Reserve has gone all-in on its efforts to curtail inflation, raising its key policy instrument, the rate at which banks can borrow and lend overnight reserves, at the fastest pace in more than 40 years.

The effects of these policy actions have rippled across nearly every real estate asset class, and newly built logistics properties, which have been the darling of commercial real estate investors during the pandemic, have been no exception.

CoStar data shows that as interest rates have increased, the average capitalization rate on sales of U.S. distribution centers less than three years old has risen from an all-time low of 3.6% in early 2021, to 4.8% year-to-date in 2023.

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A 120-basis point increase in capitalization rates over 2021 levels should equate to a 25% decline in value, assuming no income growth. However, this basic assumption merely shows the need for further analysis to take into account what logistics property owners are seeing in real time. Despite the significant uptick in capitalization rates, all-time high rental rate growth has helped limit value declin

Beginning in 2015, warehouse/distribution rental rates increased at an annualized rate of 6% leading up to the outbreak era. As consumer spending patterns abruptly changed in 2020, tenants scrambled to find suitable properties to hold larger product inventories, and annual rental rate growth more than doubled to 14%. Today, three years after the initial shock of the pandemic, easing supply chains have led to only a modest pullback in annualized rental rate growth in the logistics segment, now at 10%.

Recent sales illustrate how this steady rent growth has helped to offset the negative impact of increasing cap rates on logistics property values. For example, two transactions involving nearby single-tenant distribution centers in Southern California reflect price declines of only 10% to 15%, despite higher cap rates that in the absence of significant rent growth, would have resulted in value declines of about 25%.

The two newly built facilities were recently leased, fully occupied, and sold a year apart. The former was priced to a 3.1% cap rate at $383 per square foot in the fourth quarter of 2021, while the latter posted a 4.3% going-in yield at $332 per square foot in the first quarter of 2023.

Despite the recent surge in industrial cap rates, which typically has a negative effect on asset prices, industrial property values remained stable compared to other property types. The national asking rent growth picture is much different for office, multifamily and retail assets, expanding at a markedly slower year-over-year pace of 0.8%, 1.7%, and 3.6%, respectively, which could limit their ability to ward off lower valuations ahead. Furthermore, industrial facilities with shorter lease terms appear better positioned to benefit from higher rent growth by marking in-place rents to market as leases roll over.

In states where large numbers of recently built distribution centers have sold since 2018, the trailing 12-month average price per square foot for these properties has plateaued or begun to fall over the past several months, but the decline is less than 8% from peak levels reached in 2021.

Trailing 12-month prices for these assets should continue to moderate in the months ahead as more of the transactions included in the average fully encompass the impact of the Fed’s interest rate increases. So far, however, pricing for prime logistics properties has proven relatively resilient given the significant expansion in capitalization rates that has already taken place.

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