Keep On Trucking: Still Lots Of Mileage In The Midlands Logistic Sector
September 5, 2018

Keep On Trucking: Still Lots Of Mileage In The Midlands Logistic Sector

Late-cycle concerns and Brexit uncertainties have multiplied the risks in the Midlands logistics property sector. Meanwhile continuing chaos on the high street — this week Homebase announced a CVA — mean disruption further up the supply chain in the warehouse world. 

So is now the time for developers to take their foot off the gas? Certainly not, according to IM Properties, as they announce a 532K SF Midlands speculative scheme.

Calling the top of the market is one of the trickiest tasks in property, and one almost everybody gets wrong. In the high-speed logistics sector the task is even harder because forces seem to be pulling in opposite directions. There…

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Is Your Real Estate Job Safe From Robotics And Automation?

Technology has been making its way through industries like a bull in a china shop, but commercial real estate has remained largely untouched — until now.

Get ready for all of that to change, according to a new report by commercial real estate brokerage and services firm Cushman & Wakefield. The real estate industry will face disruptions with the onset of electric and driverless vehiclesride-sharingblockchain and cryptocurrenciesdrones3D printing and autonomous mobile robotics.

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This may not be the case in the next decade, Cushman & Wakefield reports. 

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