Your Asheville Commercial Real Estate Expert
Jim Davis, SIOR - Commercial Broker
NAI Beverly-Hanks
A Full Service Commercial Real Estate Brokerage…
With years of experience in the Western North Carolina market, Jim Davis, SIOR at NAI Beverly-Hanks offers a comprehensive range of commercial real estate services, including property sales, leasing, tenant representation, and investment consulting. Specializing in the dynamic markets of Asheville and the surrounding areas, Jim combines local market knowledge with the global resources of NAI Beverly-Hanks, part of the prestigious NAI Global network.
Whether you're looking to expand your business with a new location, sell a commercial property, or find the perfect investment opportunity, Jim is committed to delivering personalized solutions with unmatched market insight. With a proven track record of successful transactions across retail, office, industrial, and multifamily sectors, Jim provides the expertise and dedication you need to navigate the complexities of commercial real estate.
Let’s connect today and discuss how I can help you achieve your commercial real estate goals. Explore opportunities across Asheville, Hendersonville, and beyond with a broker who knows the market inside and out.
📦 Spring 2026 Davis Industrial Report
Industrial Market Insights for Asheville, WNC, the Carolinas & U.S.
Industrial real estate is entering a more selective phase. In 2026, the strongest opportunities are being shaped by location, building quality, supply constraints, tenant demand, and submarket performance.
The Spring 2026 Davis Industrial Report provides a clear snapshot of industrial trends across Asheville, Western North Carolina, the Carolinas, and the national market — helping owners, investors, developers, and occupiers better understand where the market stands today.
📍 Asheville & WNC Snapshot
Western North Carolina remains balanced, resilient, and selective.
36.9M SF industrial inventory
4.0% vacancy
5.8% availability
$10.34/SF average asking rent
457,850 SF active construction pipeline
Asheville remains tight by secondary-market standards, but the story is becoming more nuanced. New supply is increasing, absorption has softened, and performance is becoming more building-specific. Henderson County continues to emerge as a key regional growth driver, while well-located infill and functional smaller-bay properties remain highly relevant.
🌎 Carolinas & National Perspective
The Carolinas remain one of the strongest industrial regions in the country, but performance is no longer uniform. Charlotte and Greenville-Spartanburg are showing some of the clearest tightening trends, while Charleston is improving as new supply slows and Raleigh-Durham remains attractive long term.
Nationally, the industrial market is moving from broad rebalancing into early stabilization. Leasing activity is improving, but the gap between modern industrial buildings and older commodity inventory continues to widen.
🔎 Download the Full Report for More Insight On:
✅ Asheville and Western North Carolina industrial trends
✅ Henderson County and Buncombe County comparisons
✅ Carolinas market performance
✅ National vacancy, rent, leasing, construction, and capital market trends
✅ Key themes for owners, investors, developers, and occupiers in 2026
Read the latest NAI Market Report…
. Review the latest NAI commercial market report covering all asset types in the Asheville and greater Western North Carolina market.
Jim starts the first quarter of 2026 off with two Costar Power Broker Awards!
Jim was acknowledged for top sales transaction and top retail lease.
