More than 130% uptick in industrial sublease space in DFW likely to yield rent stabilization

The amount of industrial sublease space on the market has doubled year over year in Dallas-Fort Worth. Here's a take on what that means for the overall space in North Texas from Cushman & Wakefield's David Eseke.

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More than 130% uptick in industrial sublease space in DFW likely to yield rent stabilization

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