Industrial property yields: property interest rate in the report
In the market report, the industrial property yields are presented transparently – using ImmoWertV logic for property interest rates (Germany) or yields (EU) in classes A, B and C, in each case for the municipality selected in the shop. This page focuses on yield metrics; the rent module in the same report provides the income basis for warehousing, logistics, production and commercial offices.
Industrial property yields: chapters in the market report
Property interest rates (municipality) – core module for yield/interest questions
Rents (municipality) – income basis by use and specification
Location overview – positioning municipality vs. region vs. country
Location suitability – IndustrialScore and location context
Definitions & methodology – transparency for valuations and reviewers
FM costs & location description – operating page (DE and EU)
Acquisition and sale: ranges and comparison with the municipality’s market environment. Financing: plausibility check of income assumptions. Valuations:industrial property yields as a market data source – aligned with ImmoWertV and the RICS Red Book.
The metrics for industrial property yields refer to the reference date in each case: 31/12 of each year. The IWIP Index supplements the rent price development for property interest rates (Germany) or yields (EU) in the report.
For whom?
Investors for acquisition, sale and portfolio analysis
Property interest rates (Germany) or yields (EU) in the sample report – example municipality Idstein (sample DE Idstein, not your preferred municipality). Reference date in the sample PDF: in each case: 31/12 of each year. Purchased reports after ordering: data status in each case: 31/12 of each year.
Are the yield metrics for my municipality included?
Yes – property interest rates (Germany) or yields (EU) and rental data in the PDF for the selected municipality after ordering in the shop (data status in each case as of 31/12 of each year).
Does this also apply to IndustrialBundle AT, BE, CZ, ES, FR, IT, NL and PL?