2018: Broadening Global Growth
Logistics real estate rent growth remained considerable in 2018, with rents rising 6% globally. (Exhibit 1)
Logistics real estate rent growth remained considerable in 2018, with rents rising 6% globally. (Exhibit 1)
Prologis, Inc., the global leader in logistics real estate, today announced fourth quarter and full year 2018 activity in Europe.
Our sustainability efforts have turned a corner this November, crossing milestones and making significant progress towards meeting, and exceeding our 2018 environmental stewardship, social responsibility and governance (ESG) goals – and that’s good news!
Prologis Inc., the global leader in logistics real estate, today announced that it has started development of a new 16,700 square meter facility at its fully occupied Prologis Park Wrocław V. The company has already signed the first pre-lease agreement for 6,000 square meters in the new building with a logistics operator in the aviation industry.
The Budapest Research Forum (BRF, which comprises: CBRE, Colliers International, Cushman & Wakefield, ESTON International, JLL and Robertson Hungary) sets out below its Q3 2018 industrial market snapshot.
According to Colliers International’s EMEA Industrial & Logistics Hubs report, demand for industrial and warehouse property rose in 50% of EMEA markets in 1H 2018, up from 35% in 2H 2017, driven by positive occupier sentiment, and despite challenges in the overall economy such as protectionism fears and trade tensions between the US and close trading partners in the EU.
In a recent study, Dirk Sosef, vice president research and strategy, Prologis Europe, shared two external forces driving change across logistics supply chains: technology and consumer expectations. He describes how supply chain activity is shifting toward consumption and warehouses are more critical than ever before.
Prologis, Inc. (NYSE: PLD), the global leader in logistics real estate, today announced it has completed the sale of a high-quality portfolio of buildings and land in Europe and the United States to a major Asian property company for $1.1 billion.