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Last-Mile Warehouse Demand Spikes 40% in Sun Belt Industrial Markets

Population growth in Southeast drives smaller distribution facility development

February 23, 2026|2 min read

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Last-mile distribution centers under 100,000 SF are the fastest-growing industrial NNN segment, with Sun Belt markets like Dallas, Atlanta, and Nashville seeing vacancy rates below 3%. FedEx and UPS are primary tenants.

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Last-Mile Warehouse Demand Spikes 40% in Sun Belt Industrial Markets

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