Rents for logistics properties in the market report
In the report you will find rents for industrial and logistics properties – including rents for logistics properties as median rents by use and fit-out class. These include warehousing, logistics, production and commercial office; deviations from comparable municipalities and a classification in the location overview are also shown – for the municipality selected in the shop.
Rents for logistics properties: Chapter Rents (Municipality)
In the Rents (Municipality) chapter you will therefore find, among other things:
Median rents for warehouse space, logistics, production and commercial office
Fit-out classes A, B and C (building and fit-out standard)
Classification versus comparable municipalities in the respective country
Rents for logistics properties at municipality level
Because regional averages are often not sufficient for valuations, rents for logistics properties at municipality level provide robust figures for the exact location selected – in the same PDF as the ground rent yields (Germany) or yields (EU) and the FM costs. The overall structure of the report is also described in the Market Report Municipality Level.
Data reference date and methodology of rents
The rents for logistics properties refer to the reference date in each case: 31/12 of each year. They are based on median values from portal research; the fit-out definitions are provided in the Definitions & Methodology chapter. The IWIP Index complements rent price trends, while valuations are guided by the ImmoWertV and the RICS Red Book.
In addition, segmentation by use separates logistics, warehousing and production rents – crucial for robust benchmark values in valuation and location selection.
Typically, the following target groups use rents for logistics properties in the market report – both for valuations and for investment and location decisions:
Valuers and experts (benchmark values, rent index context)
Investors and asset managers (income and valuation assumptions)
In the excerpt below you can see how the Rents (Municipality) chapter is structured in the report – example municipality Idstein (sample DE Idstein, not your preferred municipality). For the sample PDF and purchased reports after ordering, the reference date is in each case: 31/12 of each year.
The rents for logistics properties are shown in the report by use and fit-out class – each with average value, deviation and standard deviation in comparison.
Does the report include rents for logistics in my municipality?
Yes – because for the municipality selected in the shop, logistics and other uses are included in the PDF after purchase (data status as of 31 December of each year).
Are there also time series for rents?
For longer time horizons, IndustrialBundle+ DE offers extended key figures. For current municipality rents, select IndustrialBundle DE in the shop or an IndustrialBundle for AT, BE, CZ, ES, FR, IT, NL or PL.
