Logistics sector
European real estate investment is entering a more selective phase. The cycle still matters, but value creation will depend more on income growth, asset quality and the ability to manage or reposition assets.
Logistics assets are gaining relevance in 2026 as supply chains transform, demand for efficient spaces grows and quality stock remains scarce. We analyze how location, resilience and adaptability drive their value.
Offices, retail, logistics or hotels: each commercial real estate asset follows a different logic in terms of returns, risk and income generation.
High occupancy rates, stable demand and new distribution models are driving growing interest in logistics across Iberia.
The Spanish industrial and logistics market continues to defy trends seen across the rest of Europe. While many countries are experiencing a slowdown in space take-up and a moderation in investment, Spain is maintaining solid growth and consolidating its position…
Brands like Shein and Temu are driving the growth of e-commerce and, with it, the demand and price of logistics land.
Driven by the boom in e-commerce, increased domestic consumption, and a favorable economic environment, it recorded strong figures in both occupancy and investment.
In 2024, this sector has seen significant growth compared to the previous year, attracting the interest of investors and companies eager to take advantage of the opportunities it offers.
The region offers a wide range of opportunities for investors, particularly in key sectors such as living, industrial, and logistics segments.
Forecasts indicate significant growth in offices, retail, and logistics, though housing faces challenges.
