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Venturing into multi-tenant industrial warehousing opens doors to abundant investment opportunities in industrial real estate. The recent trends involving a rising demand for this market is fueled by the booming e-commerce sector and the need for adaptable, cost-effective warehousing solutions. Contact us at info@basisindustrial.com to learn how we can assist you on this industrial real estate investment journey. #TipTuesday

Logistics Real Estate Boom: Why Now Is the Time to Invest Our analysis reveals a 9% surge in Europe's logistics real estate investment in early 2024, driven by lower interest rates and growing e-commerce demand. Discover how strategic locations and sustainability are reshaping the market. Stay informed and ready for the opportunities ahead! #LogisticsRealEstate #InvestmentTrends #EcommerceGrowth #SustainableInvesting #SupplyChainSolutions #MarketInsights #WarehouseExpansion #RealEstateInvesting #LogisticsHubs #FlexibleLeasing

For Sale: The Eastern Edge Logistics Portfolio Colliers Industrial & Logistics Capital Markets, in conjunction with JLL, are delighted to present the Eastern Edge Logistics Portfolio to the market for sale. This presents as a rare opportunity to acquire a commanding portfolio of four premium-quality logistics facilities, strategically positioned in some of Australia’s most sought-after institutional-grade industrial markets in Sydney and Melbourne. Underpinned by high-quality logistics improvements with institutional-grade ESG credentials, the Portfolio is underpinned by a diversified tenant profile, benefitting from a low WALE (by income) of 1.4 years, providing significant rental reversion potential over the short-term and appealing to variety of core-plus strategies. This unique opportunity will be offered for sale individually or in-one-line via an International Expressions of Interest Campaign closing 3:00pm (AEDT) Friday, 15th November 2024. For further information, please contact the Colliers agents of Gavin Bishop, Sean Thomson, Trent Gallagher, Michael Crombie, Daniel Telling or the JLL selling agents. All figures are approximate. #ColliersAustralia #AccelerateSuccess #Logistics #IndustrialandLogistics

Logistics real estate managed to stand its ground in 2023, emerging as one of the most attractive segments despite its modest investment volume. The initial signs of a positive dynamic seen during the second half-year have kindled hopes that the investment market will revive and open up interesting opportunities. “The pricing phase on the investment market for logistics real estate is gradually drawing to a close. In 2024, attractive market opportunities will emerge and mark the onset of the next investment cycle,” said Tobias Kassner, Head of Research and Member of the Executive Board at GARBE Industrial Real Estate GmbH. These are the findings that GARBE Research presented in its GARBE PYRAMID MAP for early 2024, the latest update of the company’s overview of prime rents and prime net initial yields for the 112 leading logistics real estate submarkets in 23 European countries. For more information please follow the link in the comments: #industrial #logisitics #investment

Outlook for the #European #logistics real estate markets. "The logistics #investment market continues to gain momentum. We are seeing many more #transactions in the market, buyers are increasingly active and #yields have stabilised and there is speculation of yield compression in some markets before the year end”, said Neil Campbell, Senior Investment Manager Logistics at Union Investment, during a panel discussion at the PropertyEU event "State of Logistics 2024" in Amsterdam today.   Neil said: “A divergence can be observed in the #occupier markets, some core markets are performing very well with rental growth, whereas non-core markets or those with oversupply are seeing growing vacancy. There is increased pressure on landlords in these oversupplied markets. Transportation and labour costs are volatile, meaning locations are becoming increasingly sensitive”. On the topic of #sustainability Neil said: “Regulation is increasing in the logistics sector. #Landlords are the main driver for change, in particular banks are offering discounts on interest rates for better #ESG #building credentials. #Tenants are particularly focused on the S in ESG, whereby they are able to attract and retain the right talent, which is major challenge in the sector. Overall, Tenants remain highly price sensitive, whereas some tenants have a strong ESG mission statement, a lot of tenants commit to increased building sustainability when there is a financial benefit, often through reduced running costs”. #realestate

Stay ahead of the curve with our latest video overview of the Czech commercial real estate market. 📈 Discover key trends in offices, retail, logistics and real estate investments for the first half of 2024, based on Cushman & Wakefield’s experts. From rising local investments to the future of sustainable offices and the retail boom, get insights into what's shaping the industry. Watch the video for a comprehensive look at how these trends are transforming the market: https://cushwk.co/3BbDO16 #CWCzechRepublic #CommercialRealEstate #Logistics #Retail #Offices #Investments #BetterNeverSettles

Savills' recent report on the UK warehousing property market has declared 2024 as The Year of Warehousing, emphasizing the sector's vital role in supply chains, the economy, and everyday life. The report highlights the sector's growth, increasing demand, and ability to adapt to changing social and supply chain trends, such as the surge in online shopping and nearshoring. Warehouses are now more important than ever, with the need for warehouse space continuously increasing. They have become central hubs for supply chain operations, taking on various tasks previously handled by manufacturers and retailers. In addition to traditional functions like packaging and shipping, warehouses now also handle activities like reworking, assembling, personalizing, as well as managing returns, repairs, and recycling, contributing significantly to the circular economy. Find out more:

JUST LAUNCHED - Q4 2023 Colliers Ireland Industrial and Logistics Report. The industrial & logistics sector was among the top performing property asset classes again in 2023. While property values and yields were impacted by price inflation and rising interest rates during the year, limited supply meant that even with a slight moderation in occupier demand, the market was still active with good levels of take-up and strong rental growth. Read the full report here - https://ow.ly/3OUe50QBK1I

Warehouse Wednesday Other markets impact trend and data analysis: South Florida has recently witnessed its largest industrial lease of the year, with a 1 million square foot commitment by a third-party logistics firm. This milestone highlights the region's appeal as a logistics hub, driven by its strategic location and robust infrastructure. The lease underscores the growing trend of major logistics companies consolidating their operations in key regions. This trend is mirrored in California's Central Valley, where industrial leases are on the rise due to the area's strategic importance in the national supply chain. The region's connectivity and available land make it an attractive option for large-scale industrial developments. As logistics firms continue to seek out prime locations to enhance their distribution networks, the demand for industrial real estate in these key markets is expected to remain strong. #realestate #business #commercialrealestate #investing #diversify #build #grow #challenge #results #service #professional #modesto #california #ca #stanislauscounty #centralvalley #investor #invest #REI #passiveincome #turlock #sacramento

The recent report released by Savills regarding the UK warehousing property market is crucial in marking 2024 as The Year of Warehousing. It highlights the significant role our sector plays in supply chains, the UK economy, and our daily lives. The report showcases the consistent growth, increasing demand, and the ability to adapt to evolving social and supply chain trends, such as the rise of online shopping and nearshoring. According to the report, warehouses are now more essential than ever before, with the need for warehouse space continuously on the rise. Warehouses have evolved into central hubs for supply chain operations, taking on tasks traditionally handled by manufacturers and retailers. They are now responsible for activities like reworking, assembling, personalizing, packaging, and shipping goods. Additionally, warehouses handle returns, repairs, and recycling, playing a crucial role in the circular economy. Learn more: