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Why speed is reshaping demand for city-fringe industrial space
"As last-mile speed rivals scale, occupiers are eyeing city-fringe estates like Kallang, MacPherson and Tai Seng. Here's why hub-and-spoke logistics is gaining ground in Singapore."
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"As last-mile speed rivals scale, occupiers are eyeing city-fringe estates like Kallang, MacPherson and Tai Seng. Here's why hub-and-spoke logistics is gaining ground in Singapore."
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"Ramp-up isn't always the better return. See the pallet-throughput threshold where cargo lift warehouses win on total cost of occupancy in Singapore."

"European consumer economy defies expectations to help logistics market see 20% rise in take-up against the same period last year."

"Despite ongoing uncertainty, UK logistics demand remains resilient, with 15.7m sq ft transacted as supply falls to 64m sq ft."

"Take-up rose 7% to 1.51m sq ft despite a 41% pipeline fall, underlining resilient demand across London and the South East."

"The East Midlands continues to dominate UK logistics, capturing 38% of national take-up as H1 activity reaches 5.8m sq ft."

"Take-up surged 132% year-on-year to 3.6m sq ft, rapidly reducing vacancy to 6.3% and tightening occupier choice across prime locations."

"Online retail and manufacturing demand remain resilient, accounting for 81% of take-up, while limited Grade A options are tightening competition for modern space."

"Despite 1.88m sq ft of take-up, limited XL availability, with one unit over 500,000 sq ft, remains the defining constraint."

"The delivery of 2.37m sq ft of speculative space has boosted supply, positioning the South West for larger-unit demand nationally."