Houston's industrial occupier market is posting its strongest numbers in years, with 7.2 million square feet of third-quarter absorption and 6.3 percent vacancy, but CBRE cautions that the investment side of commercial real estate must still contend with 5 percent Treasury yields and interest rates likely to remain elevated.
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