All Logistics articles – Page 5
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NewsSt Modwen Logistics injects £20m in Birmingham development
St Modwen Logistics has boosted the regeneration of Longbridge and the surrounding areas of Birmingham with a further £20m investment to build a 155,000 sq ft sustainable warehouse.
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SEGRO develops first multi-storey industrial development in Slough
SEGRO will develop its first multi-storey industrial development on the Slough Trading Estate.
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Urban Logistics REIT snaps up Brum site for £21m
Urban Logistics REIT has bought Nene House & Logistics House in Daventry, Birmingham for just over £21m.
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Fiera closes value-add fund at £180m
Fiera Real Estate UK’s Opportunity Fund has reached its final close with £180m from both UK and overseas investors
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Online
NAV rises at ASLI
Net asset value (NAV) at abrdn European Logistics Income increased by 1.9% during the three months to the end of December.
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Irish industrial take-up falls by almost a third
Industrial and logistics take-up in Dublin fell 31% year on year in 2021 with the number of deals completed the lowest on record, according to a report from Savills Ireland, which warns that new stock is required to meet demand.
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GLP agrees raft of leases at Magna Park Lutterworth
GLP has agreed four separate leases totalling just over 1 million sq ft of logistics and warehouse space at Magna Park Lutterworth.
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Fowler Welch signs pre-let at Panattoni Park Aylesford
Panattoni has signed a pre-lease agreement at Panattoni Park Aylesford in Kent with Fowler Welch.
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Segro produces annual figures ahead of expectations
Segro has posted a near 40% leap in net asset value (NAV) as the Covid-19 pandemic provided a boost to the industrial and logistics sector.
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Bericote and Tritax secure planning consent for 388,000 sq ft of logistics space
Bericote Properties and Tritax Big Box have secured planning permission for 388,000 sq ft of logistics space at the former Littlebrook Power Station in Dartford, Kent, Property Week can reveal.
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Insight
Five 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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Online
Upgrading 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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Ocado and Groupe Casino to extend partnership in France with logistics JV
Ocado and Groupe Casino have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to extend their partnership and create a joint venture to support the development and management of single or multi-tenanted distribution centres in France.
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Blackstone to recapitalise Mileway for €21bn in ‘largest private real estate transaction ever’
Blackstone is to recapitalise Mileway, its 158m sq ft European last-mile logistics company, for €21bn (£17.58bn) in what it says is the “largest private real estate transaction ever”.
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Markets
SEGRO looks beyond Slough
Regional MD James Craddock tells Property Week about SEGRO’s growth plans for the Thames Valley.
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Online
LondonMetric buys Luton warehouse
LondonMetric has paid Marcol Industrial Investments £15.5m for an urban logistics warehouse in Luton.
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Interchange 26 forward funds 213,000 sq ft of industrial units in West Yorkshire
Interchange 26 has completed a forward funding deal with 4th Industrial for up to 213,000 sq ft of new industrial units at the Interchange 26 logistics and manufacturing hub in West Yorkshire.
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Europa Capital pours €1.4bn into logistics and living in 2021
Europa Capital has reported a return to pre-pandemic transaction levels in 2021, with a total of €1.4bn (£1.16bn) transacted, up significantly from 2020’s €500m.
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PGIM Real Estate enters UK industrial & logistics JV with Kier Property
PGIM Real Estate has entered into a joint venture with Kier Property to develop a portfolio of light industrial and last mile urban logistics warehouses across the UK.
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Insight
Scouting for sheds
The rapid growth of the industrial sector has led to a dearth of supply. Now, developers are snapping up offices and even hotels and retail parks to turn into logistics space.
