Logistics &
Industrial
Advisory
Capitalizing on the e-commerce revolution — connecting Asian capital with world-class US logistics real estate.
E-Commerce Drives
Unmatched Demand
Springer Capital capitalizes on an expanding e-commerce sector triggered by COVID-19 disruptors. The rising demand for additional logistics facilities to support the unprecedented growth of wholesale providers, retailers, and third-party delivery services presents a unique opportunity.
Springer Capital acts as a provider of Asia financing for the U.S. logistics real estate business by connecting sponsors and developers of such projects to our expansive network of investors from the APAC region.
In addition, Springer offers advisory services for customers aiming to target logistics market investment opportunities — consulting clients in acquisitions, sale and leasebacks, and build-to-suit developments to help make informed real estate investment decisions.
What We Offer
Advisory Capabilities
- Investment Sourcing & Acquisition
- Sale & Leaseback Structuring
- Build-to-Suit Development
- Financial Analysis & Modelling
- Market & Submarket Analysis
- Due Diligence & Transaction Management
Why Invest in
Logistics Real Estate
Four macro forces converging to create a once-in-a-generation industrial real estate opportunity.
The On-Demand Economy
We live in a fast-paced, on-demand society. The rise in e-commerce and the on-demand culture of society today has meant more need for modern, well-located industrial real estate — all types of properties where goods and products are manufactured, prepared for delivery or stored.
Urbanisation Pressure
Urbanisation has added to demand. The need for inner-city housing has meant higher property prices that have forced tenants in previous inner-city manufacturing and distribution hubs to seek alternative, fit-for-purpose locations close to major cities they serve. This is happening all over the world.
Supply-Demand Imbalance
These trends have combined to cause an imbalance between supply and demand: more space is needed by tenants than there is available for them to rent. Any new supply is taking longer than ever to be made available because of labour and material delays exacerbated by Covid-19.
Structural Vacancy Crunch
New properties are quickly being pre-leased, and vacancy rates are low across most of the world. Analysts are forecasting that low vacancy and increasing rents will continue to shape the market for years ahead — creating a compelling investor environment.
E-commerce now represents over 20% of all US retail. Every $1B in new e-commerce sales requires approximately 1.25 million sq ft of new logistics space.
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