Supply constraint has been the story of the greater New Orleans industrial market for the past seven to 10 years. Institutional capital is reluctant to develop new projects in smaller markets, despite national demand trends. In 2026, it seems as if the story is being rewritten by science fiction writers who are focused on a future of AI and space travel. In the near term, brokers and owners still face limited Class A inventory and single-digit vacancy rates. The longer view shows Louisiana’s