Logistics
APAC investors to spend up to USD200b on logistics assets over the next five years
Investors are expected to increase their logistics exposure from 16% to 20-23%.
APAC investors to spend up to USD200b on logistics assets over the next five years
Investors are expected to increase their logistics exposure from 16% to 20-23%.
Over 1 in 2 Malaysian investors expect healthcare, logistics assets’ capital values to outperform
Thanks to the rising e-commerce penetration rate and the shift towards omnichannel retailing.
4 reasons why APAC logistics yields will compress by a further 50-100bps
The continued increase in asset allocation is expected to put upward pressure on capital values.
Philippine retailers struggling to rightsize as logistics takes off: JLL
This is following the rise of e-commerce-use amidst long lockdowns throughout the country.
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EY’s Seng-Leong Teh emphasises focus on resilience, tenant mix management amidst challenges
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Discover the insights of Seng-Leong Teh as he navigates the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry today.
Discover the insights of Seng-Leong Teh as he navigates the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry today.
