Savills: European logistics occupiers turn more selective as flight to quality intensifies

• Savills flagged a more selective European logistics leasing market as occupiers prioritize asset quality, power capacity, specification, connectivity.
• Survey of 600+ participants showed 38% of occupiers reported improved conditions; 8% expected deterioration.
• Expansion plans persist, with 47% expecting to grow warehouse footprints in 1-3 years; 54% also expect to vacate sites.
• Power constraints are rising: 89% expect higher requirements; more than 25% already report insufficient capacity in existing buildings.
• Mismatch is growing between demand for highly specified larger buildings, versus developers shifting toward smaller mid-box schemes due to constraints.

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