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All Industrial & Logistics supplement articles – Page 4
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NewsTake-up slows down among online retailers
Savills data shows increased 3PL outsourcing has triggered a fall in I&L take-up by online retailers this year.
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InsightBigger isn’t always better
ESG concerns have dominated rhetoric in real estate for the past few years, and the conversation continues to build momentum.
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InsightData centres clean up act
As global internet usage hits an all-time high, data centre operators are looking to slash their energy use.
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InformationIndustrial & Logistics supplement April 2022
Take-up of I&L space by online retailers on the slide - Operators seek to reduce energy usage - Why now is a good time to buy prime logistics properties - Five minutes with Colliers head of I&L, Len Rosso
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OnlineIndustrial & Logistics sector keeps on booming
We may be midway through the first quarter of a new year, but 2022 already feels similar to 2021.
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InsightTime for industrial intensification
Industrial intensification has been a topic of discussion for a number of years in London, as planning policy and supply-and-demand dynamics have moved the market in this direction.
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InsightGreen from the get-go
At Magna Park MK, GLP has focused on sustainability since day one. Adam Branson finds out how and why it adopted this strategy.
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InsightThe big-box boom
Following another record year of industrial take-up in the UK last year, with more than 55m sq ft of take-up in the big-box space alone (100,000 sq ft-plus units) according to data from Savills, the overall vacancy rate is at an all-time low of 2.9%.
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InsightFive minutes with… Andrew Pilsworth, SEGRO’s managing director
SEGRO’s managing director, national logistics, on diversity, the ESG challenge and his love of travel.
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InsightAn American Invasion in the UK logistics market
They may be late to the UK logistics party, but three US-backed industrial developers are making a name for themselves in the market.
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InsightThere are positive signs for the year ahead
Last year was a strong one for industrial land values. While they have been on an upward trajectory for some time, in the past six months we have seen a considerable surge, with values matching – and in some cases exceeding – residential figures, as well as other commercial sectors.
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OnlineUpgrading stock to MEES could reach £30.5bn
Avison Young says the cost of improving industrial assets could increase further if regulations change.
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InformationIndustrial & Logistics supplement February 2022
Upgrading stock to bring it in line with MEES could cost £30.5bn - Meet the US players ‘parking their tanks’ in the UK - Why sustainability is key at Magna Park MK - Five minutes with Andrew Pilsworth, SEGRO’s MD, national logistics
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InsightLogistics demand looks set to grow
The findings of Property Week, Savills and Tritax Symmetry’s fifth annual Industrial and Logistics Census, in association with Analytiqa, demonstrate that lack of supply is one of the biggest challenges facing the sector.
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InsightA whole other storey
As St George and SEGRO gear up to build their first multi-storey scheme, Property Week investigates what this may spell for the I&L market.
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InsightFrom just-in-time to just-in-case
Amid Covid-19, the US/China trade war, soaring labour costs and Brexit, businesses are having to reassess their supply chains.
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InsightI&L space shortage points to an uncertain future
Over the past few months, the national media has been full of stories about shortages. Energy, HGV drivers, supermarket products, petrol… you name it, Britain is short of it. Another shortage that hasn’t made the national headlines, but is being closely monitored by the property industry, is that of industrial ...
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OnlineTime to ramp up spec space development
An increase in spec schemes could help meet rising demand for shed space from occupiers and investors.
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InsightThe dark-store revolution
Surging demand for delivery services over the past 20 months has had significant implications for urban logistics, with growth in the on-demand grocery delivery market giving rise to several new companies offering deliveries within minutes.
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InsightCommitting to ESG
As COP26 has shone a spotlight on the need for collective action to reach net zero, how is the logistics industry advancing in this changing landscape?
