The outlook for the UK industrial and logistics market in 2021
"Where next after the record-breaking 2020?"
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"Where next after the record-breaking 2020?"
"Modern warehouse vacancies remained unchanged with a number of large-scale renewals, while general warehouse landlords continued to suffer."
"The US/China trade and tech war has created a unique position for Taiwan’s tech industry which will in turn boost demand for industrial property."
"Global trends suggest more and more cold storage space is needed, it is vital that we take stock of what we already have"
"A growth in demand for cold storage space is fuelling increased investment in the UK cold storage sector"
"Market sizing the existing stock identifies some interesting trends and highlight the benefits of agglomeration"
"Warehouse vacancy has stabilized with more renewals and consolidation of leases taking place thanks to greater flexibility in rental negotiations."
"Industrial and logistics assets are now firmly at the heart of core investment strategies and have accounted for a record 20% of the total investment volume into real estate in the first half of this year. "
"With COVID Stage 4 restrictions only set to ease well into the run up for Christmas across Melbourne, it’s going to be tight to move inventory to the Christmas tree."
"The global pandemic has reinforced the importance of e-commerce to everyday life, and the logistics sector has been a prime benefi ciary of this trend. As such, market fundamentals appear sound. Whilst the uncertainties surrounding COVID-19 could cause some unrest going forward, the sector continues to be underpinned by structural changes driven by e-commerce. In the meantime, valuations are likely to continue to be put under pressure."