Logistics real estate: the emergence of a new asset class

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Quach, To Tran

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TextPublication details: Springer Wiesbaden 2024Description: x, 94 pISBN:

9783658428365

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332.6324 QUA

Summary: This research examines the evaluation criteria for logistics real estate and explores the implementation of future trends from an investor's perspective, with a specific focus on European logistics real estate as an asset class. Eight industry experts were interviewed to understand the current state of the European logistics real estate market and predict its future development, providing readers with guidance for investments. Adjusting for risks associated with the political and economic climate may exert pressure on investment returns. Nevertheless, European logistics real estate remains an attractive investment opportunity with promising returns and low correlation to other asset classes. Logistics plays a vital role in the economy, supplying goods to companies and households. Given its transformative impact on industries and its enduring relevance, logistics real estate has become a targeting asset class for forward-thinking investors. This textbook has been recommended and developed for universitary courses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland. (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-42837-2)

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Table of content:
Front Matter
Pages i-x
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Introduction
To Tran Quach, Michael Trübestein, Matthias Daniel Aepli
Pages 1-12
Literature Review
To Tran Quach, Michael Trübestein, Matthias Daniel Aepli
Pages 13-31
Analysis I – Experts on the Current Situation of European Logistics
To Tran Quach, Michael Trübestein, Matthias Daniel Aepli
Pages 33-44
Analysis II – Experts on the Future of European Logistics
To Tran Quach, Michael Trübestein, Matthias Daniel Aepli
Pages 45-54
Investment Guide
To Tran Quach, Michael Trübestein, Matthias Daniel Aepli
Pages 55-63
Conclusion
To Tran Quach, Michael Trübestein, Matthias Daniel Aepli
Pages 65-75
Back Matter
Pages 77-94
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This research examines the evaluation criteria for logistics real estate and explores the implementation of future trends from an investor's perspective, with a specific focus on European logistics real estate as an asset class. Eight industry experts were interviewed to understand the current state of the European logistics real estate market and predict its future development, providing readers with guidance for investments. Adjusting for risks associated with the political and economic climate may exert pressure on investment returns. Nevertheless, European logistics real estate remains an attractive investment opportunity with promising returns and low correlation to other asset classes.

Logistics plays a vital role in the economy, supplying goods to companies and households. Given its transformative impact on industries and its enduring relevance, logistics real estate has become a targeting asset class for forward-thinking investors.

This textbook has been recommended and developed for universitary courses in Germany, Austria and Switzerland.

(https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-658-42837-2)

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