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Logistics Real Estate Markets that Matter
Rotterdam, Largest Port in Europe
Rotterdam is a vital logistics hub for the Netherlands and Europe. Its port, which is Europe’s largest, one of the world’s top 10 and twice as large as Europe’s second biggest, connects the North Sea to Germany’s industrial heartland through a unique network of canals and inland waterways. The port handles over 460 million tons of cargo annually,...
Antwerp–Brussels, Key Logistics Corridor in Belgium
Antwerp is one of Belgium’s leading economic engines, and its port is a major hub for the shipment of dry goods, cargo, chemicals and petroleum products. It is the second-largest cargo port in Europe and one of the most important logistics and distribution centers in the world. As a result, the Antwerp–Brussels corridor is a key section of European...
Amsterdam, Historic Center of Trade and Transportation
Amsterdam, which played a vital role in the history of global trade and finance, occupies a central position in the 21st century European economy. The Netherland’s largest city and capital, Amsterdam is a hub for shipping, logistics and transport. It is also home to more than half of all American and Asian-European distribution centers.
Southern Netherlands, Extended Gateway to Europe
Southern Netherlands is the heart of the Netherlands’ inland region. An important logistics center, it is considered an extended gateway to Europe. A dense network of canals, railroads and highways connects Southern Netherlands to the Port of Rotterdam on the North Sea and other important waterways.
Utrecht, Transport Hub for Rail and Road
Utrecht, located on the banks of the river Rhine, is an important trade center in the heart of the Netherlands. Its central position within the country makes it a vital transport hub for both rail and road. It is well connected to Amsterdam, Arnhem, The Hague and Maastricht, as well as Belgium and Germany.
Antwerp–Liège, Inland Intermodal Logistics Corridor in Belgium
Liège, a historic university town in Belgium, occupies a central role in the 21st century European economy. With a highly educated population, Liège is home to significant biotechnology and information technology companies. It is connected to Antwerp by European route E313 and the Albert Canal. This corridor is a key logistics hot spot in Belgium....
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Research
Prologis Research Special Report: COVID-19 and Implications for Logistics Real Estate
In our interconnected world, significant disruptions underscore the need for resilient supply chains. The risks posed by COVID-19 to economic growth would likewise affect real estate in the near term; on both counts the magnitude is yet unknown. Still, structural trends point to resiliency for logistics real estate through this period and beyond, shaping both the fundamental and investment landscape.
2019 Market Rents in Review: Operating conditions and development economics align to drive above-trend growth
The Prologis Logistics Rent Index, introduced in 2015, examines trends in net effective market rental growth in key logistics real estate markets in...
Logistics Real Estate and E-commerce Create Sustainability Advantages
E-commerce is improving the sustainability of retail, according to academic studies that measure end-to-end environmental impacts. Learn more about...
2018: Broadening Global Growth
The Prologis Logistics Rent Index, introduced in 2015, examines trends in net effective market rental growth in key logistics real estate markets in...
Continued momentum for European logistics real estate in 2019
It’s no surprise that expansion of the European logistics real estate market continued in 2018, with another strong year for occupier demand, lowest...