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ARTICLE · 08 SEPTEMBER 2020

The logistics of developing large-scale automated warehousing

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The real estate asset class, Logistics Assets, continues to be in high demand by investors. Why? Challenges & opportunities.

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While many real estate asset classes are going through tumultuous times brought on by COVID-19, one asset class defies that trend and continues to be in high demand by domestic and global investors – logistics assets.

Earlier in the year, the Australian Financial Review reported that there was an estimated $30 billion of investor capital which looked to drive a surge in the development of large-scale automated warehouses in Australia over the next decade. JLL's 2020 Australian Industrial Investment Report forecasted the value of Australia's industrial investment market to rise by almost a third from $88 billion to $114 billion by 2024.

Hand-in-hand with this growth, is the recent uptake of automated/high-tech logistics solutions by companies such as Woolworths, Coles and Amazon which has featured in the news with increased frequency.

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