
The logistics market in Wales
"With 94% of available stock classed Grade C, Wales offers clear redevelopment potential as occupiers seek modern, higher-quality logistics space."
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"With 94% of available stock classed Grade C, Wales offers clear redevelopment potential as occupiers seek modern, higher-quality logistics space."

"With one year's supply remaining and no speculative pipeline underway, the East of England faces intensifying competition for modern logistics space."

"Scotland's 2.75m sq ft supply is entirely Grade B and C, leaving no Grade A space and constraining modern occupier demand."

"With 4.3m sq ft under offer and speculative development 63% below its 2022 peak, supply conditions are set to tighten further."

"Cautious macro conditions are constraining investment activity, but firm demand and restricted supply continue to support pricing and income resilience"

"Another energy shock tests the resilience of European logistics occupiers and investors."

"Take-up has increased by 10% year-on-year, demonstrating steady and resilient demand"

"Available supply has fallen by 31% year-on-year, tightening market conditions and keeping prime rental levels stable"

"Take-up has risen by 37% year-on-year, underlining strong growth and occupier confidence"

"Take-up has increased by 7% year-on-year, reflecting stable and improving demand fundamentals"