Savills, a prominent global real estate advisory firm, reports a significant uptick in the industrial and logistics sector, with absorption reaching 17.5 million square feet, marking a 50% growth in the July-September quarter.
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The primary driver of demand in the industrial and logistics sector is the expansion of e-commerce, which has significantly increased the need for modern warehousing and distribution centers.
The manufacturing sector has shown signs of recovery, particularly in industries such as automotive, electronics, and pharmaceuticals. This has led to increased demand for warehousing and logistics support.
The United States, China, and India are leading in the industrial and logistics sector, with significant demand for modern logistics and warehousing facilities.
Technology, such as automation and artificial intelligence, is transforming the logistics landscape. Modern facilities equipped with these technologies are in high demand among businesses looking to optimize their operations.
Rising construction costs and land constraints are among the challenges facing the industrial and logistics sector, which need to be addressed to sustain the current growth trend.

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