All Industrial & Logistics supplement articles – Page 14
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InsightSheds: exploring the alternatives
From a neon Aladdin’s cave to craft breweries and TV shoot locations, sheds these days are about a lot more than storage.
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The importance of being urban
Things move fast in the digital world and there are few better examples of this than the pace of change seen in ecommerce and the growth in online shopping.
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Accountancy rules: accounting for change
A new accounting standard could have significant implications for industrial developers and landlords.
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Stenprop: hitting the ground running
Stenprop’s Paul Arenson and Julian Carey tell Property Week about the firm’s growth plans and ambition to list on the London Stock Exchange.
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SEGRO in London: East side story
SEGRO has big plans in east London, with 1.4m sq ft in the pipeline across five sites. Greater London director Alan Holland speaks to Property Week about working with the GLA, balancing resi and industrial and the firm’s future plans.
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All well and good in the industrial and logistics sector
Could sheds become leafy idylls complete with onsite yoga rooms and falafel-fuelled workers? It may sound far-fetched but in years to come it might not be far removed from reality.
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Space demand set to rocket
The industrial and logistics sector is set fair for a sustained period of growth if the upbeat sentiment of respondents to Property Week , Savills and db symmetry’s first-ever market census , in association with Analytiqa, is anything to go by.
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Built-in wellness is becoming a fact of life
When the White Collar Factory in Old Street, London, opened its doors earlier this month, it wasn’t so much the office space that drew attention as the 150-metre running track that sits atop the 16-storey building.
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Spec build down on 2016 high
There has been a sharp slowdown in the delivery of large speculative sheds this year, reveals new data from GVA - and activity is set to slow further still in the second half of 2017.
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Don’t ignore tech disruptors
As consumers increasingly turn to online or mobile retail as well as become accustomed to one-hour delivery services, the logistics real estate sector has undergone significant transformation - and undoubtedly more change lies ahead.
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Lack of industrial space is a wake-up call
We live in an age where we can access anything at our fingertips, regardless of the time of day or our location, and we absolutely take it for granted.
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Excess space solution: FLEXE appeal
A new online marketplace connects businesses in need of additional shed space with those that have excess capacity.
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Are flying warehouses just pie in the sky?
It seems that the only way is up for warehouse stock.
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Shed of the future: automatic for the people
A driverless vehicle docks at a remote warehouse in the Scottish Borders. Inside the four-storey facility, a workforce of more than 1,000 robots simultaneously picks items of stock and packs them into boxes ready for delivery to customers’ houses via an army of unmanned drones.
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Sally’s new army: Sally Duggleby interview
There are plenty of examples in the agency world of people who have previously worked for landlords, developers or both.
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AI, drones and smart technology are reshaping the warehouse
A few short decades after scientists began working towards its invention, artificial intelligence (AI) is finally here - and it is set to transform manufacturing plants and distribution centres.
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MEES regulations: it’s not easy being green
A fifth of industrial buildings could need alterations to meet new energy regulations - are landlords ready?
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Fearless symmetry: db symmetry interview
Christian Matthews tells Property Week why db symmetry is confident its spec development push will pay dividends.
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Five minutes with: Don Bailey of Delin Capital
Delin Capital’s development director on skiing for food, his dislike of vagueness and false modesty.
