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DTZ Research: Logistics occupiers in the U.S. witness cost growth amid increased occupier activity but growth remains below inflation

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Amid increased occupier activity, U.S. logistics costs increased in all US cities during 2012, albeit at a modest regional average rate of 1.5% (in local currency terms), below inflation average of 2.0% Atlanta currently offers occupiers the most affordable prime logistics space in the U.S., followed by Dallas and Houston. These will remain the most […]

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