An analysis by GARBE and Oxford Economics predicts subdued market dynamics in European logistics real estate markets until 2030, accompanied by selective growth and stable yields. The focus is on qualitative site management and the impetus of supply chain adjustments.
GARBE Industrial Real Estate and Fortress Real Estate Investments are jointly developing a new logistics centre in Bucharest with a lettable area of 61,000 m². The project is expected to be completed by the beginning of 2027 and will strengthen Bucharest's position as a logistics hub.
GARBE and Accolade are jointly developing the Klášterec nad Ohří II Industrial Park in the Czech Republic. The park will cover 55,000 square meters, with an investment of over 60 million euros.
The GARBE PYRAMID MAP shows stabilization in the European logistics real estate markets, with selective upward trends in countries such as the UK, Spain and Italy. Tobias Kassner from GARBE Industrial explains the importance of in-depth market knowledge in this context.
GARBE Industrial and ARTAR have entered into a joint venture agreement to develop modern logistics properties in Saudi Arabia. This partnership aims to strengthen Saudi Arabia's role as an international logistics hub, supported by Saudi Vision 2030.
GARBE Industrial and Progresus have sold a logistics property in the Czech Republic to Generali Fond Realit. The property comprises 18,500 square metres and is fully let, with ISOLATE as the anchor tenant.
The logistics real estate market is facing a stable phase in 2026 with new demand impulses. International providers are strengthening their presence, especially in e-commerce. The defence sector is also gaining in importance.
Annual rent increases of an average of 1.9 percent expected.
First half of 2025: Moderate rent growth with stable market development overall. Regional differentiation is increasing – top markets remain driving forces
