Consumption, trade, supply chain reconfiguration, and e-commerce – are all contributing to the increase in demand for industrial real estate. As consumers continue to shift towards online shopping, companies are expanding their distribution networks and require more warehouse and logistics space to store and move goods. Investors are attracted to industrial real estate for a variety of reasons, including the reliable cash flow generated by long-term leases with tenants and the potential for capital appreciation.
Furthermore, industrial properties are often considered to be more resilient than other types of commercial real estate during economic downturns because the demand for warehouse and logistics space tends to remain strong even during times of recession. This has made industrial real estate an attractive option for both City to City’s domestic and foreign investors seeking stable and reliable investment opportunities.