Arrow acquires Wolverhampton logistics facility

The two warehouses at the Willenhall 300 scheme are fully let to Midlands distribution and logistics firm BJS Distribution Storage and Couriers. The post Arrow acquires Wolverhampton logistics facility appeared first on Property Week.

Amazon’s rapid rollout

The online giant’s new ultra-fast grocery delivery service potentially requires it to create a large network of smaller warehouses. The post Amazon’s rapid rollout appeared first on Property Week.

Warehouse Conversions Raise IBC, Floodplain Compliance Questions

As the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security acquires warehouses for potential detention use, IBC Group I-3 requirements and FEMA Zone AE floodplain rules signal regulatory complexity beyond standard industrial fit-out.

DHS Warehouse Conversions Raise IBC, Floodplain Compliance Questions

As the U.S. Dept. of Homeland Security acquires warehouses for potential detention use, IBC Group I-3 requirements and FEMA Zone AE floodplain rules signal regulatory complexity beyond standard industrial fit-out.

OakNorth provides £7.5m loan to turn Scottish naval depot into whisky warehous

The loan will refinance existing debt and fund conversion of sheds at the Royal Elizabeth Yard, Queensferry into whisky maturation warehouses. The post OakNorth provides £7.5m loan to turn Scottish naval depot into whisky warehous appeared first on Property Week.

Bloomberg - The Way We Get Everything Is Going Electric, 06052021

There’s a wide world of delivery logistics going on behind the scenes in the U.S., one that's become central to everyday life. And yet, most of us are completely oblivious to its environmental cost. But thanks to a handful of ambitious startups, there’s an electric revolution happening that may be perfectly suited to delivering us a cleaner future.

RICS, Modus - Does high-tech mean high returns for property investors 24092021

Life sciences, data centres and automated warehouses are all in demand post-pandemic with property investors around the world expanding their portfolios