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The Industrial Market Rebalances: Opportunity Emerges for Occupiers Who Plan Ahead
The Industrial Market Rebalances: Opportunity Emerges for Occupiers Who Plan Ahead. For much of the past five years, Australia's industrial and logistics occupiers have operated in a market defined by scarcity.
Morgan Evans • July 21, 2026
Demand for logistics space increases while investment volumes fall by 60%
Demand for logistics and industrial space in the Netherlands increased in the first quarter of 2026, while investment volumes in logistics real estate declined sharply. According to the latest figures from Cushman & Wakefield, take‑up volume rose by 10.5% year‑on‑year in Q1 to approximately 833,000 sq m, while total investment volume in the sector amounted to around €265 million, representing a 60% decrease compared with the same period last year.
This contrast highlights the current dynamics of the market: operational fundamentals remain strong, while investors and developers are increasingly constrained by structural bottlenecks.
Jos Hesselink • May 19, 2026
Dutch hotel investment market under pressure
Jos Hesselink • April 29, 2026
The Key Benefits of Engaging a Tenant Representative
Tenant representation helps occupiers secure better lease terms, reduce risk and access off-market opportunities with expert, independent advice.
Morgan Evans • March 06, 2026
Cushman & Wakefield Retail gets mandate for retail leasing from BROEKLIN Brussels
Realfort strengthens internal Uplace leasing team with international expertise.
Kurth Marissens • May 23, 2025
Positive market sentiment drives strong start to 2025 in industrial real estate sector
In the first quarter of 2025, approximately 750,000 m² of industrial space was taken up, with logistics accounting for 57% and industrial property for 43%. This represents a 3% decline compared to the same period last year, yet the rising number of viewings and search queries indicates growing confidence in the market.
Jos Hesselink • April 15, 2025
Dutch office market in 2025: quality shortage restricts movement
The Dutch office market is stabilising at a lower level than before the pandemic. A structural shortage of high-quality supply, demanding occupiers, and a hesitant investment market are currently shaping the playing field.
Jos Hesselink • April 09, 2025