industrial and logistics development

"The supply of mid-sized industrial units across the UK is becoming increasingly limited"

"UK occupiers favouring fewer but large warehouses"

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

"With 94% of available stock classed Grade C, Wales offers clear redevelopment potential as occupiers seek modern, higher-quality logistics space."

"With one year's supply remaining and no speculative pipeline underway, the East of England faces intensifying competition for modern logistics space."

"Scotland's 2.75m sq ft supply is entirely Grade B and C, leaving no Grade A space and constraining modern occupier demand."