Industrial & Logistics Property
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Analytiqa's research into the Industrial Property market, partnered by the leading brands globally within the sector, utilises extensive primary research with senior executives in Retail, Manufacturing and Supply Chain companies.
As occupiers of industrial property, their opinions are invaluable in assessing current market trends, dynamics and likely future developments, the findings all analysed and concisely presented within the following research downloads.
The following collateral is available to download on a complimentary basis courtesy of our sponsoring partners:
- Future Space UK Report
- European Logistics Occupiers Survey
- European Real Estate Logistics Census
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July 2024 - 4th edition
European Logistics Occupiers Survey
Partnered by CBRE
Partnered by CBRE and based on primary research interviews with 100 of the largest Pan-European occupiers across all sectors, with an estimated 60-75 million square metres of logistics footprint, this report considers the respondents future expansion plans, current challenges, location and building specification preferences along with what ESG factors are of key concern in the operation and management of their real estate portfolio.
February 2025 - 8th edition
Future Space UK Report 2025
Partnered by Savills & Tritax BigBox
Partnered by Savills & Tritax BigBox, this report focuses on the view of the year ahead: what do Occupiers, Investors and Developers see as the trends and key factors affecting the future needs for Industrial and Logistics space in the next 12 – 24 months.
September 2024 - 4th edition
European Real Estate Logistics Census
Partnered by Savills & Tritax Eurobox
Partnered by Savills and Tritax EuroBox, this fourth edition considers occupier and investor intentions, making this prime research considering the current market conditions. In the first half of 2024 (H1 2024), the macroeconomic headwinds that led to declines in take-up and investment volumes abated, with economic growth now on an upward trajectory.
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