All Industrial & Logistics supplement articles – Page 11
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MarketsScannell scales up: Amaury Gariel interview
US developer Scannell Properties plans to expand into Europe by building industrial units mainly aimed at the food distribution sector, which it believes is ripe for growth.
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How sustainable are rising rents?
Rents have risen substantially in recent years. Adam Branson asks whether increased supply and resistance from occupiers will cause rental growth to slow.
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Rapid change calls for greater innovation
As everything in life continues to speed up, there is more and more demand from online customers to receive goods faster.
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Last mile is not the last word in multi-let
SMEs are the lifeblood of the economy, employing 60% of all private sector workers and turning over £1.8trn a year – and they are on the up.
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Making mixed-use work
There is a lot of material out there about mixing industrial uses with residential.
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The big deal about portfolios
Large portfolio deals have dominated the industrial investment market this year, as institutions and private equity players with big money to invest rush to grab a slice of the booming sector.
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Would no deal be such a bad deal?
The prospect of a no-deal or hard Brexit has prompted companies to start stockpiling goods. Will it lead to increased demand for space?
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Hybrid industrial parks: the importance of kerb appeal
Modern industrial space is following the trend of offices to offer occupiers more than just a building. Gavriel Hollander reports on the rise of the hybrid industrial park
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Panattoni motors on M1
The developer is confident of attracting tenants for three spec units and two build-to-suit opportunities at its new Northampton scheme just off the M1.
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Five minutes with Kevin Mofid
Savills’ head of industrial research on rock music, being by the sea and fancy-dress barn dances.
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SEGRO powers up giant Midlands Gateway logistics development
Major occupiers have taken space at the circa 6m sq ft scheme.
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Spec space: a return to the bad old days?
There is 9.1m sq ft of speculative development under way. But some question whether there is sufficient demand to absorb that supply.
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Offsite position: modular construction in logistics
The rise of offsite construction is fuelling demand for modular factories - how big could the opportunity be for the industrial and logistics sector?
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Retail loses out as investor appetite for logistics grows
The seismic impact online shopping has had on bricks-and-mortar real estate is highlighted in a new report by international law firm CMS, shared exclusively with Property Week .
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Combined forces: industrial and retail agency team-ups
Industrial and retail agency teams are increasingly working together in an effort to offer clients a better service.
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Keeping it steel: industrial building materials
As the price of steel rises, will warehouse developers and investors have to consider alternative building materials?
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Magnificent seven: sheds of the future
Property Week asked seven architecture practices to present their visions for the shed of the future. Here are the ideas they came up with…
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The shed of the future?
What will the shed of the future look like? Will it be partially – or even totally – underground? Will it take the form of a ‘shedscraper’ several storeys high? Or will it be long and thin, allowing landlords to slice and dice the space depending on occupier requirements?
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A bright future: Maslow Capital interview
In July, Maslow Capital launched a lending division for industrial and logistics - Michael Kearney, lead deal origination, tells Property Week about its entry into the sector.
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LondonMetric conversion: Andrew Jones interview
Having sold its retail assets and moved into logistics, the company’s chief executive Andrew Jones reveals to Simon Creasey what it plans to do next.
