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The entire logistics sector has experienced an enormous increase in importance in the wake of the pandemic and the war of aggression on Ukraine and the resulting delivery and supply bottlenecks. This is one of the reasons why logistics real estate has been seen as a guarantee of stability in the crisis in recent years. Now, however, a changed interest rate environment and generally weaker economic prospects are also catching up with the sector. Demand from e-commerce is currently declining due to the economic situation, and project developments are being postponed or cancelled altogether. So what is the truth about the promises of security that have long sustained the industry and continue to do so today?
The ninth edition of the Logistics and Real Estate Study addresses precisely this question: What does the New Normality mean and how sustainable are the stability anchors of excess demand and rent increases? Of course, the popular rankings are not to be missed. Who is building, who is investing in the market? An aspect that is certainly charged with additional tension under changed market conditions.
Stability over complacency
Acute Challenges Implying New Opportunities?
More valuable than before the crisis?
Sustainable and Future-Proof.
On Demand and Short Supply.
Beyond the Hype.
City Logistics. With new Ideas in the City.
Strong Demand. High Expectations.
Many Angles. One Survey.
"With space constraints showing no signs of diminishing in the foreseeable future, peripheral locations also have a corresponding strength of demand."
"Looking at the current development of purchase prices, real estate financiers are also faced with the question of whether these are still justified."
Joint Competence Centre for Logistics and Logistics Real Estate
You are interested in our surveys, have questions regarding logistics real estate or would like to team up with our competence centre? We look forward hearing from you.
Patrik Völtz, Senior Consultant
bulwiengesa AG
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