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All Industrial & Logistics supplement articles – Page 14
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MarketsCombined 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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MarketsKeeping 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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InsightMagnificent 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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InsightThe 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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MarketsA 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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NewsLondonMetric 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.
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InsightDemand for UK industrial remains robust
Volumes hit £3.6bn as distribution units and multi-let portfolios continue to perform well.
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InsightFive minutes with: Philip Marsden
JLL’s head of European industrial and logistics capital markets on cars, architecture and sport.
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InsightMulti-lets: the race for space
“It was the best of times; it was the worst of times” – this is becoming an increasingly apt description of how the income performance of retail, office and industrial property is diverging.
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InsightData centres are coming of age
According to Cisco, data traffic worldwide will hit 50,000 gigabytes per second in 2019 – unimaginable when compared with the 100 gigabytes consumed per day in 1992.
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InsightBrexit boost for sheds
We try not to use the ‘B’ word in our office. There were enough excuses in the middle of the summer not to do deals.
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InsightFears mounting over industrial and logistics bubble
The industrial and logistics sector is having quite a moment. Driven partly by insatiable demand from online retailers and attracting droves of investors as a result, the sector has gone from strength to strength in the past few months.
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InsightThe real deal: Gazeley interview
Gazeley has gained new momentum since its acquisition by GLP in December. Property Week meets the dynamic duo driving change.
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InsightIs the sheds sector in a bubble?
With demand still strong and good product scarce, fears are mounting of a bubble in the rapidly growing industrial sector.
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InsightDistribution centres: economies of scale
The chicken shortage fiasco at KFC highlighted the risks of operating from a single point of distribution. Property Week reports on what this means for the mega-shed.
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InsightCollapse of retailers frees up shed space
As some retailers fail and others centralise their distribution operations, much-needed stock is being released to the market.
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InsightSheds market undergoes gentrification
In a booming industrial and warehouse market where demand outstrips supply, from a landlord’s perspective, the tenant selection process can often create something of a dilemma.
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InsightSmall is beautiful for investors
The sheer size and sophistication of new distribution sheds means they tend to receive the most attention.
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MarketsLondon Plan: moving on up
High occupier demand and a lack of industrial land in London have put multi-storey sheds on the agenda.
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InsightMLI ripe for renaissance
We are in the midst of a big change in the multi-let industrial (MLI) sector, and not for the first time.
