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Why logistics build costs are likely to remain high, despite rising inflation
"One explanation is the strength of the occupational market."
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"One explanation is the strength of the occupational market."

"There are any number of variables in play when adding a new site to a logistic network, but processes are in place to avoid ‘occupier’s remorse’. As Simon Dixon explains"

"The required aim of logistics operations to deliver the required service at the lowest possible cost can be a challenge. Simon Dixon does the maths"

"As online retail continues to grow, the warehouse market will see more occupiers less sensitive to rent rises, as Kevin Mofid, EMEA Head of Logistics Research for Savills examines"

"Five key considerations"

"The complex equations behind how much different occupiers are able to pay"
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"Developers to continue to manage risk by placing early orders."

"With a consumer recession ahead and retailers’ costs also rising, external headwinds may temper occupational performance going forward"
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"As part of its 2022 global Impacts research programme, Savills says that the global logistics sector has the wind behind it for the foreseeable future, with the main drivers being ecommerce, and the race for additional warehouse space to secure international company supply chains."
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"It takes longer to become operational in a building, but it provides an element of security."