Guest Writer
Fueled by technology and the pandemic, Hines’ Logan Smith and Palmer Letzerich witness remarkable changes to industrial assets and supply chains in the urban environment
Ares’ David Roth and Wilson Lamont explain how disruptors like the covid-19 pandemic and the so-called ‘Amazon effect’ are shaping a buoyant logistics market in the US and Europe.
Covid has accelerated secular trends driving the industrial real estate sector and growth is expected to continue long-term, believes Crow Holdings CEO Michael Levy
Electricity supply is an important differentiating factor for warehousing sites and investors are becoming more aware of the opportunities it brings, say Oxenwood’s Jeremy Bishop and Peter Day
Asia-Pacific’s heterogeneous markets have handled the pandemic differently, but the same underlying factors are driving markets across the region, say Jeffrey Shen and Stuart Gibson.
LCP’s James Markby and Kristof Verstraeten are finding new opportunities in this space and expanding their strategy and capital position for long-term exposure to the booming sector.
Investors need to draw upon local intelligence to secure opportunities in a hot investment market, suggest Cromwell Property Group’s Michael Bohde, Lorenzo Caroleo and Andrew Stacey
Increased inventory turnover mitigates final-mile logistics costs, writes Nathan Kane, head of research at Realterm.
Logistics Property Company’s Jim Martell and MIRA Real Estate’s Eric Wurtzebach discuss the long-term structural tailwinds behind logistics and their increased focus on ESG and EDI
Jan-Dietrich Hempel, co-managing director at logistics specialist GARBE Industrial Real Estate, considers the practical steps managers can take to combine commercial success with environmental performance
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