COVID-19 is increasing the relevance of logistics and last-mile operators. With a handful of manufacturing opportunities emerging, more investors are looking to this high-quality asset class for their next investment. Let's weigh the advantages and disadvantages of investing in industrial properties.

During this current Covid-19 pandemic, the property market will be on its most difficult periods in recent history yet various market research reports have shown that the effects of this pandemic in the industrial sector have had marginal effects. The rise of e-commerce has caused an unabated demand that has driven rental prices up, hence buying a correct industrial property can be challenging under prevailing market conditions.  

When talking about 2020 year, many would say it is a bloodshed year. We have adapted to the new normal due to social distancing, contactless environment and going digital for everything. Some key megatrends which can clearly see are the booming of e-commerce and the key importance of logistics in transporting the goods from the suppliers to the customers.

If you’re looking to lease or purchase industrial property here in Malaysia, there are a few things to consider that you probably didn't think of. Often times prospective tenants condense the entire picture into a single focus – the cost per square foot. his approach overlooks many factors, and one of the most applicable in 2020 is the certification of fitness and compliance (CCC)

Searching for industrial properties can be a daunting experience.  The state authorities divide a township into different zones, i.e., agriculture, residential and commercial zones.

Industrial factories are big, grey and boring. Unlike beautiful residential and commercial properties designed for fun, relaxation and convenience. If so, what could make industrial properties good?