Available Scarcity: Looking for Space in 2016
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1 Research & Forecast Report PLEASANTON TRI-VALLEY INDUSTRIAL Q4 Available Scarcity: Looking for Space in 2016 > Hitting an all-time low, overall vacancy drops to 4.4 percent. > Overall weighted average asking rate climbs to $0.71 per square foot NNN. > Absorption for the quarter closed at positive 149,059 square feet. The Tri-Valley industrial market experienced a tremendous finish to the year with warehouse and light industrial vacancies at a record low and with overall asking rental rates continuing to push higher. With vacancy rates also at record lows along the Industrial I-880 Corridor and South Bay, user migrations from these markets and user expansions within the Tri-Valley industrial region continue to put pressure on remaining industrial buildings for lease or sale. With a positive net absorption of 330,512 square feet year-end for the Tri-Valley region industrial market, the current quarter s net positive absorption represented 45 percent of the entire year s net absorption combined. With only 4.4 percent vacancy in the Tri-Valley industrial market remaining, one would expect whatever remaining industrial land in Livermore would begin development activity immediately. This is not the case. With the exception of Bentall Kennedy/Trammell Crow s 1.3 million square feet under construction in West Livermore near the airport, the cost of entitled land, development fees and construction costs together cannot justify building additional industrial speculative product against current market rental rates. Industrial brokers in the Tri-Valley region are wondering whether there will be enough inventory to show prospective buyers or sellers before suggesting that users look to other markets. Historical Vacancy and Average Asking Rates Tri-Valley Overall 12% 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% Vacancy Rate Weighted Average Asking $0.80 $0.70 $0.60 $0.50 $0.40 $0.30 $0.20 The Tri-Valley industrial market experienced a tremendous finish to the year, with warehouse and light industrial vacancies at a record low and with overall asking rental rates continuing to push higher. Market Indicators - Tri-Valley Average Blue Collar Unemployment Household Income Jobs Rate 145,711 Market Trends Relative to prior period Q4 Q1 2016* Vacancy Net Absorption Construction Rental Rate *Projected Summary Statistics Q4 Tri-Valley Industrial Market 9.64% Previous Quarter Current Quarter Vacancy Rate 5.4% 4.4% Overall Asking Rate* $0.67 $0.71 Light Industrial Asking Rate* $0.80 $0.83 Whse/Dist Asking Rate* $0.48 $0.47 Net Absorption 125, ,059 Gross Absorption 184, ,330 *Asking rates are reported on a triple net monthly basis U.S. Economic Indicators Unemployment Rate 5.1% 5.0% Labor Force Participation Rate 62.4% 62.5% Consumer Price Index 2.4% 2.4% Interest Rate - 10 Yr Treasury 2.0% 2.3% Business Confidence 99.4% 99.1% Consumer Confidence 100.2% 96.5% Data Source: EDD Labor Market Information Division 3.1%
2 The light industrial market dropped from 6.6 percent vacancy in to 4.8 percent vacancy at the end of, which is a decrease of close to 42 percent year-over-year. Weighted average asking triple net (NNN) rental rates for light industrial jumped 15 percent yearover-year, from $0.73 to $0.83 per square foot. The light industrial market in the Tri-Valley region absorbed only a net 28,157 square feet during the fourth quarter, which represents just 25 percent of the warehouse space that was absorbed during the same quarter. While it is hard to imagine vacancy rates for light industrial declining further in 2016, given the lack of inventory in Dublin and Pleasanton, most of the activity will, again, come from the Livermore market. The warehouse sector was 21.8 percent vacant in the beginning of 2012; now the warehouse sector has an amazing 3.9 percent vacancy. A fourth quarter positive net absorption of 120,902 square feet means that there is very little product remaining in this category. There is virtually no warehouse space available in either Pleasanton or Dublin. With the exception of the Bentall Kennedy/Trammell Crow buildings currently under construction in Livermore, any user greater than 100,000 square feet currently has only one option in the Tri-Valley market. Dublin/Pleasanton Light Industrial Compared to Livermore, the Dublin/Pleasanton light industrial markets represent a quarter of the Tri-Valley industrial product type. With very little vacant space to lease, we expect that rental rates for smaller spaces will remain close to $1.00 per square foot, NNN, for both of these markets. With the 205,515 square foot light industrial building (formerly Chevron) at 6400 Sierra Court under re-development by the Covington Group of Southern California, the new owners expect this building to be fully leased by the second quarter of 2016, with multiple leases out for signature at the end of. Divisible to 20,000 square feet, asking rental rates for this property are $0.80 per square foot, NNN, with $0.17 per square foot in estimated operating expenses. Several of the tenants leasing space in the building are expanding directly from within the local Dublin industrial market. With that building fully leased, Dublin will have virtually no available space for lease. No industrial buildings sold in Dublin during the fourth quarter of, and only one building is available for sale; a 20,825 square foot light industrial building on Sierra Court, with an asking price of $4,477,375 ($215 per square foot). Weighted average asking rental rates increased 11 percent at the end of over the end of, and vacancy rates decreased approximately 4 percent for the year. Historical Vacancy and Average Asking Rates Tri-Valley Light Industrial 10% 8% 6% 4% 2% 0% Vacancy Rate Weighted Average Asking Given the lack of expected near term development... we expect rental rates and sale prices to continue to rise. $0.90 $0.80 $0.70 $0.60 $0.50 Historical Net Absorption and Gross Absorption 600, , , ,000 In the Pleasanton industrial market, vacancy remains as tight as ever at 2.0 percent. Transactions were primarily small, at less than 3,000 square feet. Some smaller industrial condominiums sold in the Pleasanton market, which ranged from $ $ per square foot. The most significant quarterly transaction was the 1.07 acre Mastercraft Boat lot sale to the neighboring owner, Mercedes-Benz of Pleasanton. Year over year, vacancy rates decreased to 2.0 percent, and rental rates increased 10 percent. 200, , , Net Absorption Gross Absorption 2 Tri-Valley Research & Forecast Report Q4 Industrial Colliers International
3 Looking forward to 2016, expect these two markets to remain incredibly tight, and any available product for lease or sale will continue to see prices rise. Any users in this market who desire to significantly expand will be forced to look east to Livermore. Significant transactions that occured in the Dublin/Pleasanton industrial market for included: Address Tenant/Buyer Owner Size 6400 Sierra Ct. Covington Group Wells Fargo 205, Sierra Ct. New Life Church General Steamship 60, Boulder St. Peri Formworks Bormolini Dev AC Livermore Light Industrial/Warehouse The Livermore light industrial/warehouse market consists of 13,091,389 square feet of buildings, and with Bentall Kennedy/ Trammell Crow s soon to be completed addition of 1,300,000 square feet of state-of-the-art warehouse space, this market will grow by over 11 percent. Never in recent history has the Livermore light industrial/ warehouse market been healthier. The total Livermore industrial market vacancy is down to 3.9 percent, declining by a full 25.6 percent over the previous quarter. It is remarkable that the weighted, average, NNN, asking rental rate has remained flat between and the end of, despite the significant positive net absorption and decrease in vacancy rates. This might be the result of fewer Class A buildings left on the market. The overall net absorption for light industrial warehouse space was strong in the fourth quarter, representing 41 percent of Livermore s entire net absorption for. Only two sales occurred in Livermore during the fourth quarter of : a 2,200 square foot industrial condominium sale; and a 13,489 square foot, single standing, light industrial building. Noteworthy lease transactions included the 27,153 square foot, light industrial lease to Mark Richie Woodworking by Arroyo/Livermore Business Park LP; the Bruzzone Family Trust s full lease-up of their building at 4754 Bennett Drive to Flomax Products, Inc. (12,849 square feet) and ScreenTech, Inc. (46,096 square feet); and Exeter Property Group s full lease-up of their Livermore property at 7701 Las Positas Road to LG Houses America (61,957 square feet). Available Space by Square Foot Range 12% 31% 21% 12% 24% 0-5,000 5,001-10,000 10,001-20,000 20,001-50,000 50,001 - Above Comparable Overall Industrial Vacancy Rates 14.0% 13.2% 12.0% 10.0% 8.0% 6.0% 4.0% 3.9% 2.0% 2.0% 0.0% Dublin Livermore Pleasanton GREENVILLE BUSINESS CENTER LG Hausys America signed a 61,957 square foot lease for 5 years. Earlier in the year, the property sold to an investor, Exeter Property Group, who then leased it within 9 months. 3 Tri-Valley Research & Forecast Report Q4 Industrial Colliers International
4 Looking back at, some of the larger Livermore industrial transactions included: Address Tenant/Buyer Owner Size 7539 Las Positas Rd. MXD Group, Inc. IPT 89, Marathon Scannell Properties Callahan Properties 9.9 AC 7150 Patterson Pass* Z-Line Designs Principal Financial 75, Preston Ave. Homesite Services, Inc. Tulloch 53, Brisa St. Exeter Property Group Gallagher Properties 60, Brisa St. Lot 1 Majestic Realty Harvest 6.73 AC 6877 Brisa St. Lot 2 Livermore Sanitation Harvest 6.64 AC 450 Discovery Lot 2/3 CC Industries (Gillig) DGP 5.87 AC Hawthorne Place Majestic Realty G&S, Inc AC 2150 Kitty Hawk Rd. Lambertson LLC Silver 96, Las Positas IPT Alere 266, Las Positas Exeter Bolliboka 81, Preston Ave. BM Tonkin Terrill Co. 56,832 *Renewal Employment By Category White Collar Data Source: The Nielsen Company Blue Collar Service 13% 10% 77% The activity level is strong for the three-building, 1,298,207 square foot, Class A distribution product under construction in the Oaks Business Park. The three buildings (635,533, 367,734 and 294,940 square feet) have significant activity with enough current user-driven demand to lease all three buildings, if the transactions are completed. Given the rarity of these kinds of buildings in the Greater Bay Area today, the developer remains cautious regarding the tenant quality and creditworthiness prior to making any lease commitments. Looking Ahead There is not much room for vacancy rates to fall in One expects that new industrial development should occur in Livermore, given the availability of entitled, developable land. However, developers that have considered the cost of industrial land ($ $9.00 per square foot); the cost of industrial permits and fees ($ $25.00 per building square foot); and the cost to construct a new shell industrial building in the San Francisco Bay Area, have calculated that new, smaller, light industrial buildings for sale would need to be in the $ $ per square foot range to justify building this type of speculative product. Given the lack of expected near term development (unless there are build-to-suit opportunities such as the Roadrunner transaction), we expect rental rates and sale prices to continue to rise. While the Tri-Valley region will remain a preferred destination for South Bay and I-880 Corridor manufacturers and distributors that wish to be closer to the Central Valley for customers and their employees, the potential lack of available space for lease or sale may drive many of them to look over the Altamont to markets such as Tracy, Manteca, Stockton and others. Case in point is McCarthy Granite, a Livermore distributor of granite slabs, who closed escrow on two light industrial buildings (10,000 and 13,000 square feet) from Mark West III in Tracy at the end of. One expects that new industrial development should occur in Livermore, given the availability of entitled, developable land. Population Data Source: The Nielsen Company 293, Projected 315, % Growth Tri-Valley Research & Forecast Report Q4 Industrial Colliers International
5 Significant Lease & Sale Activity Flomax Products Inc Bennett Drive, Livermore November 12,849 Warehouse/Distribution 680 SAN RAMON LIVERMORE TruTeam of California 6144 Industrial Way, Livermore December 15,795 Light Industrial DUBLIN PLEASANTON 580 LG Hausys America 7701 Las Positas Road, Livermore November 61,957 Warehouse/Distribution Enterprise Court LLC 672 Enterprise Court, Livermore October 13,489 Light Industrial Majestic Realty Company 6877 Brisa Street, Lot 1, Livermore December 293,072 (6.73 acres) Land = LEASE = SALE Screen-Tech Inc Bennett Drive, Livermore November 46,096 Warehouse/Distribution Mark Richey Woodworking 4577 Las Positas Road, Livermore December 27,153 Light Industrial LIVERMORE LOGISTICS CENTER Majestic Realty Company purchased the 6.73 acre site at 6877 Brisa Street in Livermore. The plan is to develop a warehouse/distribution facility. 5 Tri-Valley Research & Forecast Report Q4 Industrial Colliers International
6 Market Comparisons Tri-Valley INDUSTRIAL MARKET CLASS BLDGS TOTAL INVENTORY DIRECT VACANT DIRECT SUBLEASE VACANT SUBLEASE TOTAL VACANT CURRENT QUARTER PRIOR QUARTER NET ABSORPTION CURRENT QTR NET ABSORPTION YTD GROSS ABSORPTION YTD COMPLETIONS CURRENT QTR UNDER CONSTRUCTION WEIGHTED AVG ASKING FSG DUBLIN Lt Ind 41 1,302, , % - 0.0% 205, % 16.5% 8, , $1.00 Whse 2 259, % - 0.0% - 0.0% 0,0% $0.80 Total 43 1,561, , % - 0.0% 205, % 13.7% 8, , $1.00 LIVERMORE Lt Ind 309 6,601, , % - 0.0% 226, % 3.6% 10, , , $0.60 Whse 50 6,489, , % 36, % 280, % 6.2% 120, , ,989-1,298,207 $0.47 Total ,091, , % 36, % 507, % 4.9% 131, , ,108-1,298,207 $0.53 PLEASANTON Lt Ind 127 2,251,255 55, % - 0.0% 55, % 3.5% 8,504 11,037 50, $1.10 Whse 2 487, % - 0.0% - 0.0% 0.0% $ - Total 129 2,738,660 55, % - 0.0% 55, % 2.9% 8,504 11,037 50, $1.10 MARKET TOTAL Lt Ind ,154, , % - 0.0% 487, % 5.2% 28, , , $0.83 Whse 54 7,237, , % 36, % 280, % 5.6% 120, , ,989-1,298,207 $0.47 Total ,391, , % 36, % 768, % 5.4% 149, ,512 1,059,921-1,298,207 $0.71 QUARTERLY COMPARISON AND TOTALS Q ,391, , % 36, % 768, % 5.4% 149, ,512 1,059,921-1,298,207 $0.71 Q ,391, , % 41, % 932, % 6.1% 125, , ,591-1,298,207 $0.67 Q ,391,991 1,057, % - 0.0% 1,057, % 6.4% 62,499 56, ,033-1,298,207 $0.67 Q ,391,991 1,096, % 23, % 1,119, % 6.4% (6,255) (6,255) 275,519-1,298,207 $0.65 Q ,508,130 1,000, % 112, % 1,113, % 6.7% 57, , , $ Tri-Valley Research & Forecast Report Q4 Industrial Colliers International
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