The Alamance County industrial market showed signs of stabilization in Q2 2026, with lower vacancy, reduced available space, rising sales volume, and continued investor interest. Explore the latest trends in rents, absorption, transactions, construction, and the outlook for the second half of the year.

Alamance County’s industrial market began 2026 in a phase of adjustment, as rising vacancy reflects the absorption of recent supply. Even so, fundamentals remain stable, supported by steady rents and a disciplined development pipeline. Investors and occupiers are taking a cautious, wait-and-see approach. This report highlights the key trends shaping the market in Q1 2026 and what lies ahead.

The fourth quarter of 2025 marked a definitive closing chapter for a year of recalibration in the industrial sector. While the broader national market faced rising vacancies and a cooling investment climate, Alamance County ended the year with a narrative of stability and local resilience.

The third quarter of 2025 has been a period of transition for the industrial market in Alamance County. Aligning with national trends, the local market is dealing with the effects of recent supply additions and a broader economic slowdown.

SVN | Real Estate Associates is thrilled to announce Brian Alonso has joined our CRE team as an Associate Advisor.