Family Office Briefing on research byMarcus & Millichap·May 22, 2026

Washington, D.C. Industrial Market Report - 2Q 2026

This report examines the Washington, D.C. industrial market in 2Q 2026, highlighting core-suburban divergence in demand and the metro's sustained rent stability since 2021.

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How a family office could deploy

Co-GP / Platform Capital · share the promote

Partner at the GP level with a regional industrial operator active in both urban infill repositioning and outer-submarket last-touch logistics, sharing promote on a portfolio that arbitrages the core-suburban performance gap and benefits from D.C.'s transportation-corridor positioning.

Direct / Separate-Account Ownership

Acquire stabilized, well-located assets in Washington County or Greater Fredericksburg via separate account to capture distribution tenant demand and control lease-up timing without fund-level drag from softer urban exposure.

LP Allocation

Commit selectively to funds with demonstrated submarket underwriting discipline and exposure to outer logistics corridors rather than core last-mile.

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