City's industrial market stays sturdy
The Oklahoma City industrial property market is still strapping despite growing national economic weaknesses including a historic credit crisis, "near-recession” and record energy prices, Price Edwards & Co. reported in its midyear summary.
The sector is strong and experiencing "limited availability in most product types and active speculative development” in smaller single-tenant buildings, the firm said....
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