Across Europe, markets have stabilized as the impact of COVID-19 on logistics real estate has begun to dissipate, with strong investor demand for the sector driving yield compression.
Crisis precipitates change. COVID-19 has brought more than five years of evolution in the retail landscape into less than five months of time. Increased demand for high quality and infill logistics real estate is on the rise, stemming from the accelerated adoption of e-commerce and just-in-case inventory
We’ve officially launched our Essentials Marketplace for Europe, a quick and easy procurement tool that saves our customers valuable time when setting up, expanding or upgrading their operations. Built on solid, service-first principles this online platform offers a raft of key warehouse interior products and fully managed instalment processes.
Customer satisfaction is at the heart of everything we do. We work hard to build long-standing and trusted relationships with our customers and provide flexible solutions to their pain points.
The sixth installment of Prologis’ special report series has just published, titled ‘Accelerated Retail Evolution Could Bolster Demand for Well-located Logistics Space’. Supported by their IBITM Activity Index, it suggests that any demand slowdown will be short-lived as logistics’ real estate is poised to benefit from the acceleration in the transition to e-commerce.
We believe that the best experiences are built together. Whether it’s by offering extra support in times when it matters most, or by being there in whichever way we are needed- we make it our priority to understand our customers’ and partners’ needs so that we can provide future-ready solutions that go well beyond four walls and a roof.
Prologis Inc, the global leader in logistics real estate, is extending its UK partnerships with climate change charity ‘Cool Earth’ and sustainability certification company ‘The Planet Mark’ to its European operations, as part of a pioneering initiative to reduce and mitigate whole-life carbon emissions in all its new logistics buildings.
