
National Investment
"A stuttering start to 2025"
Tagged Articles

"A stuttering start to 2025"

"Build-to-suit transactions have fallen to their lowest level since 2013; however, promising BTS requirements alongside ongoing discussions point to an uptick in take-up in the rest of 2025"

"Global prime warehousing costs are rising more slowly, with regional shifts reflecting varying demand and supply dynamics"

"Amid global disruption, logistics occupiers are focusing on flexibility, cost control, and resilience to adapt real estate strategies to shifting geopolitical, economic, and climate risks"

"Just when you thought it was safe to go back in the water – will tariffs derail a recovery in the European economy?"

"Tariff impact on occupier markets yet to be seen, but UK political stability looks to be aiding volumes"

"I&L take-up in 2024 reached 28m sq ft, 7% above pre-Covid. Vacancy rates remain high, speculative development slowed, and ESG refurbishments increased, while power supply issues and rising labour costs challenge build programmes"

"Market conditions are set fair, indicating early-stage recovery; however, US policy on tariffs sees a moment of reflection from both buyers and sellers"

"A slowdown in China"

"Despite weak take-up there are signs of life in the occupier market and we expect a recovery in 2024"