Dallas and Memphis out in front for warehouse rent prospects

Our refreshed analysis of the 34 largest US warehousing markets puts Dallas and Memphis in a close-fought battle for the top. Kansas City and Phoenix have risen up our rankings since last year, while Minneapolis, St. Louis, Boston and Riverside bring up the rear.

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