Australian Logistics & Industrial Vacancy Analysis
14/05/2025
Globally, vacancy rates for logistics and industrial (L&I) have increased over the past two years, underpinned by elevated supply additions which have coincided with more normalised demand levels. Australia has been no exception to this trend; however, higher commitment levels on new supply and more resilient tenant demand have meant the upward shift in vacancy rates has been capped, resulting in Australia’s vacancy rate remaining well below other comparable markets.
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Global L&I vacancy rates rose due to high supply and normalized demand; Australia’s rate stayed low thanks to strong demand and pre-commitments.
14/05/2025