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IndustrialPort regularly publishes nationwide free market reports with Savills, the international property consultants. Once a half-year, the report provides a brief summary of the market situation for the German logistics real estate market. It also contains a respective current special topic. The report also summarizes key data and leading indicators for the development of the logistics sector and industry. Readers will also get an overview of the user market, the investment market, space take-up and project development.

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Real estate funds invested across different parts of the logistics sector are upbeat about the prospects for 2019 and 2020 amid continued growth in e-commerce and its impact in reshaping the retail sector, according to Scope’s latest survey.
In the survey, Scope asked 19 funds to assess their current and future situation across the different segments in the logistics sector in which they are active.
While all 19 assessed the situation very positively for 2019 and 2020, those active in project development (90% rated their position as "good" or "very good") as well as in the areas of closed Spezial-AIFs and debt vehicles (80% each) showed the greatest optimism.

The investment market for industrial property (logistics
and production properties as well as business parks) gained
momentum in the first quarter of the current year. The
transaction volume amounted to approx. €1.6bn and was thus
52% above the opening quarter of the previous year
(Table 1). The rolling twelve-month volume rose to almost
€7.5bn by the end of March (Graph 1). Around 40% of the
rolling transaction volume was attributable to properties in
the top 7 logistics regions.