Nearly 2 million sq ft of logistics warehouse space was snapped up in the South West last year, the highest level of take-up since 2008 according to new research by BNP Paribas Real Estate
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Funding constraints are making it difficult for developers to build new warehouse stock in the UK further hampering the ability of logistics companies to expand and upgrade facilities to meet modern day supply chain needs
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Recent take up figures for warehouse space are declining but does that mean demand is too?
According to BNP Paribas latest research on industrial and logistics properties there is only one’s years’ worth of warehouse space available in the Midlands
