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Industrial & Logistics UK and Ireland THIRD EDITION | 2015
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  • P1 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    Industrial & Logistics UK and IrelandTHIRD EDITION | 2015

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P3P2 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    Introduction ..................................................................... 4

    Regional overview .......................................................... 6

    Belfast.............................................................................. 8

    Birmingham .................................................................... 10

    Bristol .............................................................................. 12

    Edinburgh ........................................................................ 14

    Glasgow ........................................................................... 16

    Leeds ............................................................................... 18

    Manchester .................................................................... 20

    South East and London ................................................. 22

    West London ................................................................... 24

    Our global business ....................................................... 26

    CONTENTS

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P5P4 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    Im pleased to launch our 2015 Industrial & Logistics brochure which is designed to give you an overview of activity in the regional industrial markets. I hope you find our latest publication informative and useful.You will have noticed that rents and freehold land values have increased significantly over the last 12 months and in some prime locations for logistics we have seen increases of up to 50% on land values. With regard to rents, we have seen prime rents in the Midlands hit 6.35 psf which has taken place at Prologis Midpoint, a new speculative unit let to Syncreon Automotive. This is obviously a significant jump as traditional rents for this type of product were in the region of 5.50-5.75 psf. This has been mirrored in other locations across the UK, particularly within the South East and also on the South Coast.

    Industrial sector activity is gathering pace with widespread rental growth as occupiers seeking expansion are confronted by a serious shortage of high quality space. This is a well-known theme in the Midlands, but is increasingly apparent in most other parts of the UK. In addition to strong domestic demand that is driving the logistics and distribution markets, recent forward looking economic indicators show that manufacturing is seeing an upsurge with order books strengthening. Will the shortage of multi-let industrial space slow this upsurge as manufacturing supply chains struggle to expand? This, of course, is linked to the new development cycle which, despite positive signs, is struggling to find finance to fund new development. The signs are positive but the data is inconclusive. What is sure is that there is a growing demand for quality industrial space across geographies and industrial market segments.

    Despite challenging market conditions, Im pleased to report that the Colliers International Industrial & Logistics team has been involved in approximately 45% of the largest deals (over 500,000 sq ft) across the UK in the last 12 months a snapshot of which are detailed in this publication. With extensive national coverage, the team is well-placed to offer knowledgeable occupational, development and investment advice tailored to your local market.

    For an informal chat, please do not hesitate to get in touch with either myself or one of the team. I look forward to meeting you personally.

    Kind regards

    Len Rosso Head of Industrial & Logistics

    INTRODUCTION

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P7P6 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    REGIONAL OVERVIEW

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P9P8 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    Demand for industrial/manufacturing space within Northern Ireland has traditionally tended to arise from indigenous occupiers, third party logistics companies or new entrants to the market, typically manufacturing projects secured by way of Foreign Direct Investment Projects. However, the downturn in the global economy has significantly impacted upon the Northern Ireland industrial sector.

    Ian Duddy Director028 90 511 003 [email protected]

    BELFAST

    INVESTMENT There have been no significant industrial

    investment transactions in Northern Ireland during the past 12 months.

    A number of key investment properties are expected to be brought to the open market in 2015 as local investors deleverage their portfolios.

    We are seeing demand from private investors and funds for well-let properties.

    Weight of money in the market is pushing investors who had not considered Northern Ireland to look at opportunities.

    A significant number of institutional funds who had never purchased in Northern Ireland have made an entry over the past 18 months.

    OCCUPATIONAL We have seen a number of high profile

    factory closures as a result of an inability to compete with Eastern Europe/the Far East on price competitiveness.

    There has been a reduced level of market demand as businesses consolidate property portfolios.

    There has been increased demand from indigenous occupiers for freehold properties taking advantage of competitive market conditions, i.e. buying buildings out of administration/receivership at or below build costs.

    Lease terms are shorter and more flexible.

    We are seeing lower rental rates as landlords compete to secure tenants.

    There is no speculative development and a limited availability of modern distribution warehouse units.

    SUCCESS STORIES COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL, BELFAST PROVIDED ME WITH AN EXCELLENT LEVEL OF LOCAL MARKET KNOWLEDGE AND SERVICE ON THE DISPOSAL OF OUR BUILDING IN BELFAST, BOTH IN FACILITATING A SHORT-TERM LETTING PRIOR TO THE SITE CLOSING AND IN THE SUBSEQUENT SALE OF THE FREEHOLD INTEREST. I WOULD HAVE NO HESITATION IN USING COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL AGAIN AND IAN DUDDY HAS ALREADY CO-ORDINATED AN OFFICE ACQUISITION FOR BRITVIC IN MIAMI VIA COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL, FLORIDA.

    SIMON LEWIS BRITVIC

    M6

    M6

    M61

    M54 M6 Toll

    M1

    M6

    M53

    M60

    M55M65

    M66M62

    M1 M18M180

    M62

    A1(M)

    A1(M)

    M57

    A1(M)

    A74(M)

    M45

    M20

    M25

    M20

    M50

    M5

    M11

    A1(M)

    M40

    M2M26

    M23

    M27

    M3

    M4

    M5

    M5

    M4

    M42

    M1

    A50

    A38

    A1

    A1

    A1

    A14

    A14

    A38

    A38

    A38

    Wake eld

    Birmingham East

    Sta ord

    Kingston Upon Hull

    ManchesterLancashire

    WarringtonLiverpool

    She eld

    Stoke-on-Trent

    Doncaster

    Newcastle upon Tyne

    Middlesbrough

    Nottingham

    Birmingham WestCoventry

    Bedford

    Birmingham South

    Northampton

    North/West

    Belfast

    Dublin

    Peterborough

    Leeds

    Derby

    Leicester

    Cork

    Bradford

    Gloucester

    BristolCardi

    Exeter

    Plymouth

    Swindon

    Birmingham

    5.754.00

    550,000

    4.753.75

    225,0005.004.00

    350,000

    5.004.00

    350,000

    4.003.00

    175,000

    4.503.50

    275,000

    5.004.00

    300,000

    4.753.50

    225,000

    4.253.25

    200,000

    5.004.00

    325,000

    4.503.50

    250,000

    5.004.00

    300,000

    5.003.25

    200,000

    1.50300,000

    4.503.00

    120,000

    2.504.00

    125,000

    5.253.25

    200,000

    5.754.25

    325,000

    6.254.50

    500,000

    6.004.25

    475,000

    5.503.25

    300,000

    6.004.50

    500,0006.154.50

    500,000

    6.254.25

    475,0005.753.50

    300,000

    5.503.50

    300,000

    5.004.00

    350,000

    3.505.50

    175,000

    4.503.50

    250,000

    5.003.75

    300,000

    4.002.75

    200,000

    4.753.25

    225,000

    4.753.25

    260,000

    4.753.25

    250,000

    6.003.75

    300,000

    BRITVIC

    Northern Irelands largest industrial disposal in 2014

    Secured temporary income for client leasing unit for NBC Universal Film, Dracula Year Zero

    Sold property for 40% beyond initial sale guide price

    FERGUSON

    Investment sale Co-ordinated the letting and

    sale of the property on behalf of the Fixed Charge Receiver

    Sold property for a yield reflecting c.7.4%

    KEY MARKET DEALS

    OCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENURE

    Private Purchaser 468-472 Castlereagh Road, Belfast 125,000 sq ft Freehold sold with vacant possession

    Screwfix Springtown Industrial Estate, Derry 6,000 sq ft Leasehold

    Screwfix Unit 1 Millennium Way, Lurgan 7,000 sq ft Leasehold

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P11P10 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    INVESTMENT There is huge demand from investors and

    funds for well-let product which is driving yields downwards.

    Yields in the Midlands are at c.5% for prime stock which is back to pre-recession levels.

    Funds are back in the market to speculatively develop through development partnerships/funding agreements in prime locations.

    The UK, and in particular the West Midlands market, are seen as a safe haven for UK and foreign funds to invest in the industrial and logistics market.

    OCCUPATIONAL Rents in prime locations continue to rise

    and we are seeing record rents being set on brand new buildings in excess of 6 psf.

    Tenant incentive packages are reducing due to limited stock levels of existing buildings.

    There is a distinct lack of Grade A space and oven ready sites in prime locations which is driving land values upwards.

    Large development sites are attracting premium land values and developers are keen to develop out rather than sell to single occupiers.

    Developers are continuing to look at speculative development on a measured basis in prime locations.

    Occupiers such as retailers and large 3PLs are struggling to find sites to satisfy their larger requirements over 300,000 sq ft.

    Jaguar Land Rover and its associated supply chain continue to take space in large tranches which is putting further pressure on stock levels.

    The West Midlands industrial and warehouse market has witnessed another fantastic year of activity and growth with a number of sectors leading take-up including the automotive sector and retailers, in particular those with a strong internet base. Developers are seeing the fruits of their labour; with those who are brave enough to speculatively develop achieving early lettings and record rental values.

    Sam RobinsonSenior Surveyor0121 265 [email protected]

    BIRMINGHAM

    SUCCESS STORIES SINCE WE APPOINTED COLLIERS A NUMBER OF YEARS AGO, THEY HAVE PROVIDED US WITH AN EXCELLENT SERVICE HAVING COMPLETED A NUMBER OF TRANSACTIONS. THE MOST RECENT IN NOTTINGHAM WAS EXTREMELY TIGHT IN TERMS OF TIMESCALES AND WE FOUND THEIR LOCAL EXPERTISE INVALUABLE IN HELPING US COMPLETE THE PROJECT WITHIN THE REQUIRED PERIOD. THEIR IN-DEPTH KNOWLEDGE OF THE SECTOR ENABLES US TO FORMULATE APPROPRIATE STRATEGIES FOR THE BUSINESS.

    ANDY SMITH SRCL

    BIRCH COPPICE

    Instructed by IM Properties to market plots on an established 400-acre rail-linked distribution park

    Agreed one of the largest pre-lets in the Midlands for a new 780,000 sq ft distribution facility to Euro Car Parts

    GRAVELLY INDUSTRIAL PARK

    Instructed by Standard Life Investments to dispose of the vacant units on this prime 1.1m sq ft multi-let industrial estate in Birmingham

    Located less than half a mile from Junction 6 of the M6 motorway

    Simon NortonDirector0121 265 [email protected]

    Peter MonksAssociate Director 0121 265 [email protected]

    M6

    M6

    M61

    M54 M6 Toll

    M1

    M6

    M53

    M60

    M55M65

    M66M62

    M1 M18M180

    M62

    A1(M)

    A1(M)

    M57

    A1(M)

    A74(M)

    M45

    M20

    M25

    M20

    M50

    M5

    M11

    A1(M)

    M40

    M2M26

    M23

    M27

    M3

    M4

    M5

    M5

    M4

    M42

    M1

    A50

    A38

    A1

    A1

    A1

    A14

    A14

    A38

    A38

    A38

    WarringtonLiverpool

    She eld

    Stoke-on-Trent

    4.753.75

    225,0005.004.00

    350,0005.003.25

    200,000

    4.503.50

    250,000

    4.50

    4.00

    6.25

    5.50

    5.00

    DerbySta ord

    5.253.25

    200,000

    Nottingham5.754.25

    325,000

    5.503.25

    300,000

    A1(M)

    M1

    Birmingham EastBirmingham West

    BedfordNorthampton

    North/West

    PeterboroughBirmingham

    5.754.00

    550,000

    6.254.50

    500,000

    Leicester6.004.25

    475,000

    Coventry6.004.50

    500,000M5

    Birmingham South6.154.50

    500,000

    6.254.25

    475,000

    5.753.50

    300,000

    5.503.50

    300,000 5.004.00

    350,000

    KEY MARKET DEALS

    OCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENUREUPS Plot 2 Birch Coppice, Tamworth 152,500 sq ft Leasehold

    Great Bear Freeston Drive, Blenheim Industrial Estate, Nottingham 208,409 sq ft Freehold

    Norbert Dentressangle Bigfoot Royal Oak Industrial Estate, Daventry 1,000,000 sq ft Leasehold

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

    LOCAL AUTHORITIES NEED TO ACT QUICKLY TO ENSURE THERE IS AN ACCESSIBLE PIPELINE OF GOOD QUALITY SITES TO HELP THE CONTINUED SUCCESS STORY OF THE WAREHOUSE / INDUSTRIAL MARKET IN THE MIDLANDS REGION.

    SIMON NORTONCOLLIERS INTERNATIONAL | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P13P12 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    Renewed economic confidence has boosted property activity throughout the South West and South Wales region. Enquiry levels are at their highest since 2007/2008 both in terms of leasehold and freehold demand and this is reflected in the increased take-up stats for 2014. Looking forward we anticipate this trend will continue throughout 2015 and beyond, even allowing for a post-election blip.

    Tom WatkinsGraduate Surveyor0117 917 [email protected]

    BRISTOL

    INVESTMENT The significant amount of money in the

    investment market is well-documented. Not only are the UK funds awash with money but there are huge inflows of cash from overseas investors, especially sovereign wealth funds.

    Traditionally one of the higher yielding investment stocks, industrial investment opportunities are highly prized assets and with competition at record levels, especially for well-let indexed linked opportunities, prices continue to improve with yields hardening.

    The lack of stock is encouraging some investors to look at speculative land purchase and development in an effort to create investments and this is likely to continue for the foreseeable future.

    Investor demand is strong across a broad spectrum of industrial stock and we are now beginning to see a number of deals take place where opportunistic investors are capitalising on an improving market to sell assets at healthy margins over their purchase price.

    OCCUPATIONAL As ever with the cyclical nature of the

    commercial property market there is a danger that a sustained period of growth may be diverted by an imbalance between supply and demand.

    The region is fast reaching this tipping point and with supply levels reducing week on week, this point is fast approaching.

    Landlords are beginning to hold the upper hand in negotiations and not surprisingly rental levels are increasing and incentive packages are reducing. Lease terms are also lengthening.

    Similarly, an almost complete lack of freehold units means that capital values are already at pre-recession levels.

    Buoyed by this scenario and with funding more readily available, its inevitable that speculative demand will return, although at this stage it will only be for prime locations within the region.

    SUCCESS STORIES COLLIERS WERE FUNDAMENTAL IN HELPING US COMPLETE A DEAL TO RENT OUT SURPLUS COLD STORAGE CAPACITY. FROM INITIAL NEGOTIATIONS TO AGREE RENTS THROUGH TO FINALISATION OF THE LEASE, THEY WERE ALWAYS AVAILABLE TO DISCUSS PROBLEMS AND CONCERNS, AND THEIR ADVICE INVALUABLE.

    TONY OVERS BRITPART

    UNIT 3 AVONMOUTH INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

    Acquired 50,000 sq ft unit in Avonmouth on behalf of Ocado

    Negotiated a 15-year lease at a rent of 4.25 psf

    BEECHES INDUSTRIAL ESTATE

    Disposed of 35,000 sq ft Let to Smart Packaging for a

    term of 10 years at a rent of 6 psf

    Tim DaviesDirector0117 917 [email protected]

    M6

    M6

    M61

    M54 M6 Toll

    M1

    M6

    M53

    M60

    M55M65

    M66M62

    M1 M18M180

    M62

    A1(M)

    A1(M)

    M57

    A1(M)

    M9

    M77

    A74(M)

    M8 M8

    M90

    M45

    M20

    M25

    M20

    M50

    M5

    M11

    A1(M)

    M40

    M2M26

    M23

    M27

    M3

    M4

    M5

    M5

    M4

    M42

    M1

    A50

    A38

    A1

    A1

    A1

    A14

    A14

    A38

    A38

    A38

    Gloucester

    BristolCardi

    Exeter

    Plymouth

    Swindon

    5.75

    4.755.00

    5.00

    4.00

    4.50

    5.00

    4.75

    5.00

    4.50

    5.00

    5.00

    4.50

    4.50

    5.50

    4.502.00

    3.00

    4.50

    4.50

    6.25

    5.003.75

    300,000

    4.002.75

    200,000

    4.753.25

    260,000

    Cork

    3.254.75

    225,000

    4.753.25

    250,0006.003.75

    300,000

    5.00

    5.50

    5.00

    A38

    KEY MARKET DEALS

    OCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENURE

    The Range Former Morrisons RDC, Cribbs Causeway 385,000 sq ft Leasehold

    Farm Foods Unit 5, Central Park, Western Approach 175,000 sq ft Freehold

    Stapleton Tyres Ltd Number One, Portbury 86,000 sq ft Leasehold

    Yodel Ash Ridge Road 53,115 sq ft Leasehold

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P15P14 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    INVESTMENT There is a weight of money within the

    market.

    Newbridge One Roxhill Developments sold at closing date to AXA IM at 5.75%.

    Prestonfield Park saw two rounds of closing dates and is under offer at c.10,000,000 6%.

    Closing dates also seen on various opportunities in West Lothian.

    Looking further north, Aberdeen industrial is still strong, despite downturn in oil price.

    OCCUPATIONAL Geopost has secured a 60,000 sq ft

    pre-letting of the Roxhill Edinburgh Development at a rental of 8.20 psf.

    Trade counter occupier interest still strong.

    Supply levels dropping across all market sectors.

    Still little sign of speculative development in the pipeline.

    Further design and build pre-lets anticipated.

    A distinct shortage of development land is zoned for industrial.

    THE APPETITE FOR SMALLER SHEDS (10-30,000 SQ FT) IMPROVED BY 23% AND UNDER 10,000 SQ FT ARE UP BY A HEALTHY 37%, WHICH SHOWS A RISE IN DEMAND FOR THE SECOND SUCCESSIVE YEAR IN SCOTLAND.

    BO GLOWACZCOLLIERS INTERNATIONAL | RESEARCH & FORECASTING

    2014 marked the strong return of the industrial market within Edinburgh and the East Coast of Scotland. Robust take-up, together with dwindling supply, bodes well for potential future rental growth. Pre-letting activity has returned with the recent 60,000 sq ft letting to Geopost at Newbridge. J Smart & Company (Contractors) have completed Phase 1 of West Edinburgh Business Park, a speculative scheme extending to 22,000 sq ft.

    EDINBURGH

    SUCCESS STORIES IN 2006 WE REQUIRED ADVICE ON A BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY IN SCOTLAND. THE COLLIERS EDINBURGH OFFICE WAS RECOMMENDED TO US AND YEARS LATER WE ARE STILL USING THEM FOR ADVICE ON A NUMBER OF PROJECTS. THEIR ADVICE HAS HELPED THE ST FRANCIS GROUP GROW A PROFITABLE PORTFOLIO OF SITES AND INVESTMENTS IN SCOTLAND. THE TEAM HAS ALWAYS DELIVERED A PROFESSIONAL, PERSONABLE AND EFFICIENT SERVICE.

    GRAHAM CROWE ST FRANCIS GROUP

    NEWBRIDGE

    Acquired a 12.5 acre site in February 2013

    Pre-let to DPD/Geopost (60,000 sq ft)

    Investment sold to AXA for 8.1m 5.75%

    Remaining 6 acres of serviced land currently on the market

    SPRINGKERSE

    Initially retained by Allan Water Developments to provide marketing advice

    Investment sold to Goldcrest Properties for 6.5m

    Subsequently retained by Goldcrest Properties to re-let 11,000 sq ft in an off-market deal at 9.50 psf

    M6

    M6

    M61

    M54 M6 Toll

    M1

    M6

    M53

    M60

    M55M65

    M66M62

    M1 M18M180

    M62

    A1(M)

    A1(M)

    M57

    A1(M)

    M9

    M77

    A74(M)

    M8 M8

    M90

    M45

    M20

    M25

    M20

    M50

    M5

    M11

    A1(M)

    M40

    M2M26

    M23

    M27

    M3

    M4

    M5

    M5

    M4

    M42

    M1

    A50

    A38

    A1

    A1

    A1

    A14

    A14

    A38

    A38

    A38

    Birmingham East

    Sta ord

    WarringtonLiverpool

    She eld

    Stoke-on-TrentNottingham

    Birmingham WestCoventry

    Bedford

    Birmingham South

    Northampton

    North/West

    Dublin

    Peterborough

    Aberdeen

    Dundee

    Edinburgh

    Fife

    Glasgow

    Inverness

    Stirling

    Derby

    Leicester

    Cork

    Bristol

    Exeter

    Plymouth

    Swindon

    Birmingham

    5.754.00

    550,000

    4.753.75

    225,0005.004.00

    350,000

    4.503.50

    250,0005.003.25

    200,000

    4.501.50

    300,000Livingston

    4.502.00

    125,000

    Bellshill5.503.00

    125,000

    5.503.00

    125,000

    4.502.00

    80,0002.001.50

    50,000

    3.002.00

    80,000

    4.503.00

    300,000

    4.502.00

    300,000

    2.504.00

    125,000

    5.253.25

    200,000

    5.754.25

    325,000

    6.254.50

    500,000

    6.004.25

    475,000

    5.503.25

    300,000

    6.004.50

    500,0006.154.50

    500,000

    6.254.25

    475,0005.753.50

    300,000

    5.503.50

    300,000

    5.004.00

    350,000

    3.505.50

    175,000

    5.003.75

    300,000

    4.002.75

    200,000

    4.753.25

    260,000

    6.003.75

    300,000

    Cumbernauld

    5.002.50

    75,000

    East Kilbride5.002.50

    75,000

    KEY MARKET DEALS

    OCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENUREYodel/Scot Tyres Unit 8 Newbridge 40,000 sq ft Freehold

    Crest Property Unit 11 Springkerse 9,400 sq ft Leasehold

    Scottish Enterprise Unit 6 Central Park 60,000 sq ft Leasehold

    William Tracey Unit 6 Newbridge 60,000 sq ft Freehold

    Roxhill/Geopost Newbridge One 60,000 sq ft Leasehold

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

    Bryce StewartDirector0131 240 [email protected]

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P17P16 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    The West of Scotland industrial market continued to improve in 2014 and this positive trend is set to continue in 2015 with economic growth and positive business sentiment resulting in increased demand and transactional activity as businesses expand or seek more suitable premises.

    In the West, the majority of demand continues to be focused around the M74 and M8 corridors in locations such as Hillington, Queenslie, Glasgow Business Park, Cambuslang, Bellshill and Eurocentral.

    The lack of new development remains a concern as businesses face shortages of suitable accommodation as they consider expansion or relocating from older obsolete buildings.

    Iain DavidsonDirector0141 226 [email protected]

    GLASGOW

    INVESTMENT Industrial remains high on investors buying

    requirement lists, with activity from institutional through to occupational buyers.

    The largest deal in the West saw Patrizia take control of Hillington Park as part of a wider portfolio acquisition from MEPC.

    Lack of larger estates (10m+) under one ownership make it a difficult market for institutions to find stock.

    Strong demand for multi-let industrials remains, although strongest activity is being seen in single let distribution.

    Recent investor activity has seen Eurocentral emerge as the prime target for money looking to invest in distribution with equivalent yields at c.6.75-7%.

    Market sentiment would suggest speculative development will be a feature of 2016 as supply begins to diminish.

    OCCUPATIONAL Demand for small units of 1,000 to

    5,000 sq ft remains strong.

    There has been a sharp increase in demand for mid-sized buildings of 20,000 to 70,000 sq ft.

    Demand is across a wide spectrum of sectors such as engineering, oil & gas, food & drink, storage & distribution and general manufacturing.

    The sustained growth of e-commerce has resulted in a notable increase in activity from parcel delivery companies with most of the main players in this sector having live requirements of between 30,000 and 50,000 sq ft.

    SUCCESS STORIES THE CO-OPERATIVE ESTATES INSTRUCTED COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL IN 2013 TO DISPOSE OF ITS NATIONAL PORTFOLIO OF 21 SURPLUS WAREHOUSE PROPERTIES TOTALLING CIRCA 3M SQ FT. THE BUILDINGS RANGE IN SIZE FROM 15,000 TO 300,000 SQ FT. IT IS FAIR TO SAY THAT THE COLLIERS TEAM LED BY IAIN DAVIDSON SURPASSED OUR EXPECTATIONS ON THIS PROJECT BY EXCEEDING OUR DISPOSAL TARGETS IN LINE WITH BUDGET AND CORPORATE TIME FRAMES. THE PROJECT INVOLVED COLLIERS PLATFORM OF UK OFFICES AND INVOLVED SALES, LETTINGS, ASSIGNMENTS AND SUB-LEASES, WITH OVER 2M SQ FT ALREADY TRANSACTED.

    MATTHEW BRUMPTON THE CO-OPERATIVE ESTATES

    PROLOGIS M8

    Pre-let a 504,000 sq ft warehouse to The Cooperative on behalf of Prologis

    Also secured a pre-let with Brake Bros for a new purpose-built 172,633 sq ft multi-temperate distribution centre

    THE CO-OPERATIVE ESTATES

    National instruction to dispose of more than 3m sq ft across more than 20 properties, ranging in size from 10,000 sq ft to 320,000 sq ft

    A well-executed marketing strategy has resulted in more than 2m sq ft transacted to date

    M6

    M6

    M61

    M54 M6 Toll

    M1

    M6

    M53

    M60

    M55M65

    M66M62

    M1 M18M180

    M62

    A1(M)

    A1(M)

    M57

    A1(M)

    M9

    M77

    A74(M)

    M8 M8

    M90

    M45

    M20

    M25

    M20

    M50

    M5

    M11

    A1(M)

    M40

    M2M26

    M23

    M27

    M3

    M4

    M5

    M5

    M4

    M42

    M1

    A50

    A38

    A1

    A1

    A1

    A14

    A14

    A38

    A38

    A38

    Birmingham East

    Sta ord

    WarringtonLiverpool

    She eld

    Stoke-on-TrentNottingham

    Birmingham WestCoventry

    Bedford

    Birmingham South

    Northampton

    North/West

    Dublin

    Peterborough

    Aberdeen

    Dundee

    Edinburgh

    Fife

    Glasgow

    Inverness

    Stirling

    Derby

    Leicester

    Cork

    Bristol

    Exeter

    Plymouth

    Swindon

    Birmingham

    5.754.00

    550,000

    4.753.75

    225,0005.004.00

    350,000

    4.503.50

    250,0005.003.25

    200,000

    4.501.50

    300,000Livingston

    4.502.00

    125,000

    Bellshill5.503.00

    125,000

    5.503.00

    125,000

    4.502.00

    80,0002.001.50

    50,000

    3.002.00

    80,000

    4.503.00

    300,000

    4.502.00

    300,000

    2.504.00

    125,000

    5.253.25

    200,000

    5.754.25

    325,000

    6.254.50

    500,000

    6.004.25

    475,000

    5.503.25

    300,000

    6.004.50

    500,0006.154.50

    500,000

    6.254.25

    475,0005.753.50

    300,000

    5.503.50

    300,000

    5.004.00

    350,000

    3.505.50

    175,000

    5.003.75

    300,000

    4.002.75

    200,000

    4.753.25

    260,000

    6.003.75

    300,000

    Cumbernauld

    5.002.50

    75,000

    East Kilbride5.002.50

    75,000

    KEY MARKET DEALS

    OCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENUREPremier Pan-European 5 Wardpark Road, Cumbernauld 265,000 sq ft Freehold

    Brakes Prologis, M8 172,633 sq ft Leasehold

    Langdons 10 Coddington Cres, Eurocentral 82,500 sq ft Freehold

    DFS 120 Springhill Parkway, Glasgow Business Park 65,000 sq ft Leasehold

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P19P18 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    2014 saw strong transactional activity, with further take-up of the legacy distribution units of the 2009 peak. Demand and transaction levels have greatly strengthened, leading to contracting supply of quality accommodation across all size ranges.

    Speculative development has begun in the key strategic development locations within Yorkshire. Given the restricted supply, we envisage that rental growth will be seen across all size ranges for Grade A accommodation.

    Jonathan McGraelAssociate Director0113 200 [email protected]

    LEEDS

    INVESTMENT Weight of money has vastly increased in the

    market.

    Dwindling supply of Grade A space, coupled with the ever strengthening economy, is driving demand and resulting in rental growth in the sector.

    Due to lack of supply, product fundamentals (spec and location) are driving yields more so than income stream.

    Yields have hardened considerably with very strong demand for Grade A big box distribution and large multi-let estates.

    Prime yields:

    Gateshead: quality multi-let estate of 24 units totalling 180,430 sq ft. Purchased by UK Land at c.6.9% a big shift from the 8.50% quoting price

    Wincanton, Phases I & II Trax Park, Doncaster: two neighbouring, modern Grade A big box distribution facilities totalling 308,500 sq ft, purchased by Mayfair Capital at 6.3%

    OCCUPATIONAL Take-up in 2014 for modern big box units

    (Grade A, 100,000 sq ft plus) was 1.62m sq ft.

    The largest transaction was a 689,000 sq ft new build distribution facility agreed by Next at G Park, Doncaster.

    Speculative development is focused around the Leeds City Region Enterprise Zone, with Muse Developments building 80,000 sq ft and Wilton Developments building two units of 30,000 sq ft and 50,000 sq ft at Connex30 and Connex50.

    Larger speculative development is planned at Wakefield Europort, with 133,000 sq ft to be built by a Mountpark/Stoford JV at Mountpark, Wakefield and 140,000 sq ft to be built by a Kier Property, Maplegrove Developments and Yorvale JV at TriLink 140. It has also just been confirmed that Verdion will commence speculative development at iPort, Doncaster in September 2015 with two units of 200,000 sq ft and 120,000 sq ft respectively.

    THE INDUSTRIAL AGENCY TEAM AT COLLIERS HAS GOT TO KNOW OUR PORTFOLIO INSIDE OUT AND ARE ON HAND TO RESPOND TO US QUICKLY WHEN REQUIRED, PROVIDING US WITH MARKET LEADING ADVICE.

    CAMPBELL CARRUTH HARWORTH ESTATES

    Robert WhatmuffDirector0113 200 [email protected]

    M6

    M6

    M61

    M54 M6 Toll

    M1

    M6

    M53

    M60

    M55M65

    M66M62

    M1 M18M180

    M62

    A1(M)

    A1(M)

    M57

    A1(M)

    A74(M)

    M45

    M20

    M25

    M20

    M50

    M5

    M11

    A1(M)

    M40

    M2M26

    M23

    M27

    M3

    M4

    M5

    M5

    M4

    M42

    M1

    A50

    A38

    A1

    A1

    A1

    A14

    A14

    A38

    A38

    A38

    Wake eldKingston Upon Hull

    She eld

    Doncaster

    Newcastle upon Tyne

    MiddlesbroughBelfast

    Dublin

    LeedsBradford

    4.003.00

    175,000

    4.503.50

    275,000

    5.004.00

    300,000

    4.253.25

    200,000

    5.004.00

    300,000 5.004.00325,000

    4.503.50

    250,000

    4.503.00

    120,000

    4.00

    3.505.50

    175,000

    4.503.50

    250,000

    5.00

    KEY MARKET DEALSOCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENUREGreat Bear Distribution LPP Sheffield, Shepcote Lane, Sheffield 412,518 sq ft Leasehold

    Victoria Plumb V277, Firstpoint, Doncaster 277,232 sq ft Leasehold

    Coveris Rigid Drum 1, Drum Industrial Estate, Durham 266,885 sq ft Leasehold

    WH Malcolm Latitude 135, Castleford 135,172 sq ft Leasehold

    Speedyhire Unit C Trident Park, Normanton 38,000 sq ft Leasehold

    SUCCESS STORIES

    V3 FIRSTPOINT BUSINESS PARK

    Instructed to let a new 277,000 sq ft warehouse on behalf of our client, Standard Life, at the V3 Firstpoint Business Park in Doncaster

    A successful letting was achieved to Victoria Plumb

    ADVANCED MANUFACTURING PARK

    On behalf of Rotherham MBC, agreed the sale of a 30,000 sq ft unit to X-cel Superturn, precision engineering specialists

    Void costs were minimised and the park continues to grow as a major advanced manufacturing location

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P21P20 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    The latest from the North West industrial market is the long awaited news that we will see some major speculative development in Q3/Q4 2015. The likes of Marshall, Wilson Bowden, Canmoor and Graftongate are amongst a group of developers who are committing to schemes. However, requirements from 300,000 sq ft upwards will remain challenging and will have no option but to go down the build to suit route to procure a building.

    Andy BackhouseAssociate Director0161 831 [email protected]

    MANCHESTER

    INVESTMENT The continued tenant demand and lowering

    of vacancy rates is helping to underpin the rental growth prospects for industrial and logistics within the North West of England.

    The prospects of rental growth, combined with an increased weight of money for the sector, has meant that yields have fallen as the demand supply equation has shifted in favour of the seller. This shift is particularly pronounced in both the multilet/short income end of the market as well as in the long let big box sector.

    There are now some investors seeking land opportunities due to the lack of stock in order to develop out sites and create their own product.

    OCCUPATIONAL Canmoor is on site constructing a brand

    new 63,580 sq ft unit in Trafford Park, Manchester. Completion is July 2015.

    HSS has agreed a pre-let on 40,000 sq ft in Trafford Park, Manchester.

    Peel Logistics announces a pre-let of 280,000 sq ft to Culina Logistics at Port Salford.

    B&M agreed terms on a 350,000 sq ft distribution centre at Onyx 350 in Runcorn.

    There are numerous unsatisfied requirements in the North West including Poundland, JD Wetherspoons and Misguided.

    Hut Group commits to a 680,000 sq ft facility at The Miller Developments Omega scheme, Warrington.

    SUCCESS STORIES COLLIERS OFFERS A FIRST CLASS SERVICE AND I WOULD BE HAPPY TO RECOMMEND THEM TO ANY COMPANY LOOKING TO LET OR SELL AN INDUSTRIAL UNIT IN THE NORTH WEST. THEY HAVE ACTED FOR US FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS AND TENACIOUSLY CHASE DOWN ENQUIRIES IN WHAT CONTINUES TO BE A CHALLENGING MARKET. THEY HAVE HELPED US KEEP OUR VOID LEVELS TO A MINIMUM AND ENABLED US TO DRIVE OUR RENTS IN THE RIGHT DIRECTION.

    PAUL DOBSON MILLFIELD ESTATES

    OMNICELL

    60,000 sq ft acquisition for a new European HQ

    Extensive refurbishment programme managed for the client

    200 jobs created

    OMEGA, WARRINGTON

    Acquisition of a 235,000 sq ft industrial unit on a design and build basis

    Additional 8 acres of expansion land also acquired

    Biggest manufacturing acquisition of 2014

    Julien Kenny-LevickDirector0161 831 3371 [email protected]

    M6

    M6

    M61

    M54 M6 Toll

    M1

    M6

    M53

    M60

    M55M65

    M66M62

    M1 M18M180

    M62

    A1(M)

    A1(M)

    M57

    A1(M)

    A74(M)

    M45

    M20

    M25

    M20

    M50

    M5

    M11

    A1(M)

    M40

    M2M26

    M23

    M27

    M3

    M4

    M5

    M5

    M4

    M42

    M1

    A50

    A38

    A1

    A1

    A1

    A14

    A14

    A38

    A38

    A38

    Wake eldKingston Upon Hull

    ManchesterLancashire

    WarringtonLiverpool

    She eld

    Stoke-on-Trent

    Doncaster

    Newcastle upon Tyne

    MiddlesbroughBelfast

    Dublin

    LeedsBradford

    4.753.75

    225,0005.004.00

    350,000

    5.004.00

    350,000

    4.003.00

    175,000

    4.503.50

    275,000

    5.004.00

    300,000

    4.753.50

    225,0004.253.25

    200,000

    5.004.00

    300,000

    5.003.25

    200,000

    5.004.00

    325,000

    4.503.50

    250,000

    4.503.00

    120,000

    4.00

    6.25

    3.505.50

    175,000

    4.503.50

    250,000

    5.00

    Derby

    Leicester

    Sta ord5.253.25

    200,000

    Nottingham5.754.25

    325,000

    6.004.25

    475,000

    5.503.25

    300,000

    KEY MARKET DEALSOCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENUREBidvest Frazer Road, Trafford Park 200,000 sq ft Leasehold

    DHL XL, Skelmersdale 465,000 sq ft Leasehold

    Culina Logistics Port Salford, Salford 280,000 sq ft Leasehold

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P23P22 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    INVESTMENT LondonMetric has sold the former Tesco

    Distribution Centre, now let to Tritax for 37.2m.

    Tritax has agreed to forward fund a new distribution warehouse totalling 593,425 sq ft on a 35-acre site in Erith. The unit is being built to a high specification including 72 dock and 16 level loading doors. The unit is pre-let to Ocado.

    John Lewis has agreed to pre-let its third distribution centre on Magna Park, Milton Keynes. The unit will extend to approximately 635,000 sq ft. Standard Life has agreed to forward fund the opportunity for 85m reflecting a net initial yield of 4.2%.

    OCCUPATIONAL Take-up has radically improved in London

    and the South East over the past 12 months.

    Stock levels are at an all time low with competition in London in particular from alternative uses such as residential development.

    The imbalance between supply and demand is causing incentives to decrease and rents to rise.

    There is still limited speculative development due to the competition for sites from alternative uses which, outside residential, includes the discount food retailers and owner occupiers.

    THERE IS AN URGENT NEED FOR MORE STOCK IN LONDON AND THE SOUTH EAST. DEMAND FOR NEW DISTRIBUTION PRODUCT ROSE SHARPLY, UP BY 21% YEAR ON YEAR, WITH DESIGN AND BUILD AS THE MAIN DRIVER.

    BO GLOWACZCOLLIERS INTERNATIONAL | RESEARCH & FORECASTING

    414A

    12A

    12A

    43A

    942A

    52A

    922A

    62A

    22A42A

    462A

    303A

    21A

    131A

    223A

    43A

    43A44A

    553A

    314A

    314A

    0104A

    721A

    21A

    414A

    031A

    414A

    13A

    42A 32A

    272A

    404A

    01A

    414A

    14A

    14A

    272A

    721A

    31A

    2A

    62A

    3A

    13A

    933A

    2414A

    024A

    04A

    12A

    62A

    382A

    952A

    952A

    952A

    72A

    22A72A082A

    72A 72A

    224A

    6A

    01A

    A 05 5

    505A

    6414A

    021A505A

    5A

    124A

    62M

    )M(923A

    11M

    52M

    52M

    02M

    2M

    02M

    4M

    3M

    04M

    1M

    )M(1A

    11M

    Banbury Milton Keynes

    Dunstable

    Hemel Hempstead

    Basildon

    MaidstoneBasingstoke

    Southampton

    Andover

    Didcot

    75.

    850

    Luton.0000,000

    5.754.00

    550,000

    6.504.00

    500,000

    7.506.00

    600,000

    7.005.00

    550,000

    6.254.50

    500,000

    6.755.50

    6.755.25

    600,000

    6.005.00

    750,000

    7.255.50

    850,000

    8.256.50

    1,000, 000

    600,000

    WE HAVE WORKED WITH COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL FOR A NUMBER OF YEARS BECAUSE THEY UNDERSTAND OUR BUSINESS NEEDS AND DELIVER A HIGH QUALITY SERVICE.

    NIGEL MACDERMID ASDA STORES

    A continued lack of speculative development has caused the market to experience high levels of competition both in Central London and the outskirts. The South East market continues to attract a vast number of occupiers, though the market continues to face healthy competition from alternative uses.

    James HaestierDirector020 7344 [email protected]

    SOUTH EAST AND LONDON

    SUCCESS STORIES

    CROSSDOX

    Advised Ocado on the acquisition of a new CFC, assisting in site selection and negotiation of terms to deliver one of the largest distribution centres within the M25

    Also, advised on a 30-acre site to develop in excess of 560,000 sq ft as part of Ocados continued expansion programme

    PLOT 320 MAGNA PARK

    Advised on the leasehold design and build negotiations for Waitroses first 900,000 sq ft national distribution centre

    Successfully secured a pre-let long leasehold deal, allowing development to quickly begin

    Steven MitchellDirector020 7344 [email protected]

    William BellmanDirector020 7344 [email protected]

    SOUTH EAST

    Barking

    8.006.00

    900,000

    Dagenham

    7.005.50

    700,000

    West Thurrock

    7.756.00

    750,000

    Dartford

    7.756.00

    750,000

    En eld

    9.006.50

    1,000,000,

    Nottingham5.754.25

    325,000

    GREATER LONDON

    KEY MARKET DEALSOCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENUREOcado Crossdox, Bronze Age Way, Erith 563,103 sq ft Leasehold

    Pilgrims Unit 8, Orchards Business Park 49,000 sq ft Leasehold

    Selco Unit 1, Orchards Business Park 28,229 sq ft Leasehold

    ASDA DDC160 Sandpit Road, Dartford 160,000 sq ft Freehold

    ASDA Titan, Cranford Lane, Heathrow 10 acres Freehold

    Europa Logistics Europa Logistics, Littlebrook, Dartford 223,000 sq ft Leasehold (pre-let)

    Waitrose Plot 320 Magna Park, Milton Keynes 900,000 sq ft Leasehold

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P25P24 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    The West London industrial market saw consistent demand for product during the second half of 2014 but overall annual take-up fell by circa 10% year on year. Shortage of new product and modest development activity meant that transactions for new/refurbished accommodation accounted for just 12% of overall take-up across the entire West London market.

    Colliers International acquired 121,000 sq ft on behalf of Ocado and Mash Purveyors on SEGROs West London flagship development, Origin, Park Royal. Both businesses required modern, well-located and efficient industrial facilities from which to operate in order to meet the needs of the growing population in London, coupled with the rise in online retailing.

    WEST LONDON

    INVESTMENT There has been a lack of recent activity with

    regard to West London single-let transactions. Notwithstanding this, if the right product came to the market, we expect excellent demand from buyers and a net initial yield that could break 5%.

    The flurry of outer London multi-let estates that came to the market in mid and late 2014 appears to have eased off slightly. The most recent multi-let industrial transactions in the Western sector include:

    Waterway Park, Hayes 139,970 sq ft let to 7 tenants with 2

    vacant units. Understood to be under offer to a fund at c.24m / 5.25%.

    Langley Park 9 units fully let to 6 tenants at a rent of

    11.87 psf. 18m / 5.5%.

    OCCUPATIONAL Availability levels have fallen sharply across

    West London to 6% compared to 9.1% in 2013 and 11.7% in 2012. In Q2 2014 it stood at 3.9 million sq ft, as compared to 5.3 million sq ft at the end of 2013.

    Average headline rents in West London rose by 6.8% during 2014 which is in line with the UK national average.

    Hayes saw prime rents climb by 20% during 2014 as shortage of suitable product put further upward pressure on occupational costs, while Sunbury rents increased by 14.3% to 12 psf.

    The highest rent in the UK for industrial property remains at Heathrow, which currently stands at 15 psf.

    SUCCESS STORIES COLLIERS INTERNATIONAL WAS RECENTLY INVOLVED IN THE LETTING OF 106 BRENT TERRACE. THE TEAMS STRATEGIC THINKING AND PROACTIVE APPROACH, ENABLED THE CONSOLIDATION OF A MULTI-LET INDUSTRIAL ESTATE TO ONE NATIONAL OCCUPIER. THE RESULT WAS A VASTLY IMPROVED FINANCIAL COVENANT THAN INHERITED AT PURCHASE. THE EXPERTISE AND PROFESSIONALISM OF COLLIERS DURING THE NEGOTIATION PROCESS WAS OF PARTICULAR CREDIT.

    MATTHEW NEAL CAPCO

    PARKWAY POINT HESTON

    Advised Bericote on the sale/letting of a 14,610 sq ft high spec warehouse unit prior to planning consent. Following our advice they took the decision to spec build the unit. The unit was sold within four weeks, setting an excellent level for freehold sales in the location

    106 BRENT TERRACE BRENT CROSS

    Instructed by CAPCO to dispose of this leasehold interest. We successfully completed the letting of the entire site, totalling three units, to one national occupier, achieving a considerable uplift in rental value

    WEST LONDON

    A20

    A105

    A406

    A3220 A4202

    A205

    A102

    A10

    A10A503

    A501

    A3A100

    A406

    A2

    A202

    A308

    A41

    A1

    A1

    A40

    A12

    A40

    A1

    A41

    A2

    A13

    A12

    A406

    A503

    A13

    A11

    A205A316

    A4

    A41

    A406M1

    M4

    M11

    Acton

    Park RoyalBarking

    Canning Town

    Woolwich

    Dagenham

    Wembley

    Staples Corner1

    2

    4

    4

    5

    12

    A30

    A316

    A30

    A308

    A30

    A4

    A4

    A308

    A312

    M25

    M4

    M3

    M25

    Feltham

    West Drayton

    Hayes

    Sunbury

    Greenford

    PoyleHeathrow

    12/2

    13

    14

    1

    3

    4

    4A

    Uxbridge

    11.508.50

    1,400,000

    11.509.00

    1,300,000

    8.506.50

    950,000

    9.506.50

    950,000

    12.008.50

    1,600,000

    13.7510.00

    2,000,000

    12.009.00

    1,500,000

    12.007.50

    1,500,000

    11.008.50

    1,500,000

    14.0010.00

    1,800,00015.0010.50

    2,000,000

    12.008.75

    1,500,000

    11.007.50

    1,400,000

    12.0010.00

    2,000,000

    11.008.00

    1,300,000

    12.008.50

    1,400,000

    Dartford7.756.00

    750,000

    West Thurrock

    7.756.00

    750,000

    Akhtar Alibhai Director020 7344 [email protected]

    Patrick RossoDirector01895 [email protected]

    Ross RaySurveyor01895 [email protected]

    Simon QuineSurveyor01895 [email protected]

    KEYPRIME RENTS New accommodationSECONDARY RENTS Early 1990s accommodationLAND VALUES PER ACRE

    GREATER LONDON

    A20

    A105

    A406

    A3220 A4202

    A205

    A102

    A10

    A10A503

    A501

    A3A100

    A406

    A2

    A202

    A308

    A41

    A1

    A1

    A40

    A12

    A40

    A1

    A41

    A2

    A13

    A12

    A406

    A503

    A13

    A11

    A205A316

    A4

    A41

    A406M1

    M4

    M11

    Acton

    Park RoyalBarking

    Canning Town

    Woolwich

    Dagenham

    Wembley

    Staples Corner1

    2

    4

    4

    5

    12

    A30

    A316

    A30

    A308

    A30

    A4

    A4

    A308

    A312

    M25

    M4

    M3

    M25

    Feltham

    West Drayton

    Hayes

    Sunbury

    Greenford

    PoyleHeathrow

    12/2

    13

    14

    1

    3

    4

    4A

    Uxbridge

    11.508.50

    1,400,000

    11.509.00

    1,300,000

    8.506.50

    950,000

    9.506.50

    950,000

    12.008.50

    1,600,000

    13.7510.00

    2,000,000

    12.009.00

    1,500,000

    12.007.50

    1,500,000

    11.008.50

    1,500,000

    14.0010.00

    1,800,00015.0010.50

    2,000,000

    12.008.75

    1,500,000

    11.007.50

    1,400,000

    12.0010.00

    2,000,000

    11.008.00

    1,300,000

    12.008.50

    1,400,000

    Dartford7.756.00

    750,000

    West Thurrock

    7.756.00

    750,000

    KEY MARKET DEALSOCCUPIER PROPERTY ADDRESS SIZE TENUREChancerygate E C House, Swallowfield Way, Hayes 72,300 sq ft Freehold

    Ocado Origin, Park Royal 68,000 sq ft Leasehold

    S E J Distribution 5A-E Caxton Trading Estate, Hayes 49,750 sq ft Freehold

    Immediate Transportation 2A/2B Ridgeway Trading Estate, Iver 48,362 sq ft Leasehold

  • 2015 | UK & IRELAND | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | P27P26 | INDUSTRIAL & LOGISTICS | UK & IRELAND | 2015

    OUR GLOBAL BUSINESSColliers International is the leader in global real estate services defined by our spirit of enterprise. Through a culture of service excellence, and a shared sense of initiative, we have integrated the resources of real estate specialists worldwide to accelerate the success of our clients.

    16,300PROFESSIONALS

    $2.3BIN ANNUAL REVENUE (US DOLLARS)

    1.7BSQUARE FEET UNDER MANAGEMENT

    502OFFICES

    67COUNTRIES

    The foundation of our service is the strength and depth of our specialists. Our clients can depend on our ability to draw on years of direct experience in the local market. Our professionals know their specialist markets inside out. Whether you are a local firm or a global organisation, we provide creative solutions for all your real estate needs.

    Colliers International offers a comprehensive portfolio of real estate services to occupiers, developers, owners and investors on a local, regional, national and international basis.

    Services Agency Sales & Leasing

    Landlord Representation

    Tenant Representation

    Capital Markets & Investment Services

    Corporate Solutions

    Project Management

    Investment Property Management

    Valuation & Advisory Services

    Sectors Hotels

    Industrial & Logistics

    Mixed Use

    Office

    Residential

    Retail

    In addition to the core sectors and services, in the UK we offer specialist expertise in niche sectors.

    SPECIALIST SERVICES

    > Building Surveying

    > Business Rates

    > Corporate Restructuring & Recovery

    > Destination Consulting

    > Development Consulting

    > Fund Management

    > Lease Advisory

    > Planning

    > Property & Project Finance

    > Research & Forecasting

    > Sustainability Solutions

    SPECIALIST SECTORS

    > Automotive & Roadside

    > Banking

    > Healthcare

    > Licensed & Leisure

    > Metals & Mining

    > Public Sector

    > Resorts

    > Sports & Culture

    > Waste, Energy & Minerals

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