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Aerial view of Chicago O'Hare © Thomas Barrat
Warehouses and distribution facilities near major airports enjoy an average rent premium of nearly 20% over non-airport warehouses, according to a study by industrial real estate firm CBRE
CBRE analysts scrutinised rents around the 20 busiest US airports and found rents for warehouses in a five-mile radius on average were 18.8% higher than the average for metropolitan areas.
Around the top five US airports, the rent premium is 25% or higher.
Locations near Los Angeles International Airport scored the highest premiums, averaging 36.8% ...
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