Core Viewpoint - The secondary market for industrial park REITs is under pressure, with a significant number of products experiencing price declines, influenced by the recent quarterly reports and deteriorating fundamentals [1][4][6]. Market Performance - As of November 3, 2023, out of 76 publicly listed REITs, 58 have seen price declines, with industrial park REITs accounting for 7 of the top 10 products with the largest drops, including 4 that fell over 3% in a single day [1][2]. - Year-to-date, 13 publicly listed REITs have experienced price declines, with 7 being industrial park REITs, indicating a significant impact on this sector [3]. Fundamental Analysis - The recent price adjustments in industrial park REITs are attributed to the impact of the third-quarter reports, revealing operational pressures and declining key metrics such as occupancy rates and average rents in cities like Hefei, Guangzhou, and Chengdu [4][6]. - The EBITDA and distributable amounts for the industrial park sector have seen declines exceeding 10%, with over 80% of the products reporting performance downturns [4]. Sector Differentiation - Within the industrial park sector, there is a notable differentiation, with industrial factory assets performing relatively stable, while research and office assets face significant pressure [5]. Future Outlook - The future of industrial park REITs is influenced by supply-demand dynamics, with an oversupply of office space leading to declining occupancy rates and rents, creating a competitive environment with homogenized offerings [6][7]. - The regional limitations of these REITs, often tied to local industrial development, restrict their ability to diversify and mitigate risks, potentially leading to uniform performance issues across similar assets [7].