Key Takeaways
- • Source material for this story is limited: the original article could not be retrieved, and the only available content is a social media post from NAI Hanson referencing its 3Q 2026 Industrial Report.
- • NAI Hanson Senior Vice President Russell J. Verducci, SIOR, says markets once considered secondary, such as South Plainfield, New Jersey, now perform like primary markets.
- • Verducci advises that tenants seeking space near the port should start their search in areas like Edison, New Jersey.
Summary
According to a social media post from NAI Hanson, Senior Vice President Russell J. Verducci, SIOR, says the industrial port market is expanding, with secondary markets such as South Plainfield, New Jersey, now performing comparably to primary markets. Verducci notes that tenants looking for space near the port should begin their search in locations like Edison, New Jersey.
The commentary is tied to NAI Hanson's 3Q 2026 Industrial Report, which the firm promotes as its latest industrial market analysis. The post does not include vacancy rates, lease volumes, rents, or other quantitative data, so specific figures cannot be verified from the available material.
The available content does not address the South Bay submarket or Los Angeles, which the headline references, and no further details on infrastructure advantages for logistics tenants could be confirmed from the sources provided.
The commentary is tied to NAI Hanson's 3Q 2026 Industrial Report, which the firm promotes as its latest industrial market analysis. The post does not include vacancy rates, lease volumes, rents, or other quantitative data, so specific figures cannot be verified from the available material.
The available content does not address the South Bay submarket or Los Angeles, which the headline references, and no further details on infrastructure advantages for logistics tenants could be confirmed from the sources provided.
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