
Spotlight: European Logistics Outlook – Q4 2024
Contains 3 articles"A slowly improving but fragile economic situation should support the recovery in the investment market, while there are signs that the occupiers market may be reawakening"
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"A slowly improving but fragile economic situation should support the recovery in the investment market, while there are signs that the occupiers market may be reawakening"

"Investment volumes show a clear upward trend, can this momentum be sustained in 2025?"

"Investors show an increased willingness to diversify into traditionally non-core geographies and beyond the beds and sheds sector"

"The robust performance in the final quarter of last year is expected to bring annual investment volumes to approximately €174 billion, aligning closely with our €170 billion forecast and marking a 17% year-on-year increase"

"Falling vacancy rates and rising investment volumes are bright spots in Europe’s Logistics market, even as leasing activity remains in the doldrums."

"Investment in European logistics assets continued to trend upwards during Q3, driven by improving sentiment and lower interest rates, though caution remains due to geopolitical uncertainties and lower fundraising levels."

"The European real estate market is showing signs of increasing activity, particularly since the beginning of September. We forecast that year-end investment volumes for Europe will reach around €170 billion, an 18% increase on the previous year"

"Setting the Polish logistics property market in a Western European context"

"Is German real estate facing a Brexit-style loss of confidence?"

"Savills European Real Estate Logistics Census outlines the challenges and opportunities facing Europe’s logistics occupiers, developers and investors"