newsFood wholesaler secures Enfield warehouse
UK food wholesaler Bidfood has taken a 24,000 ft2 warehouse in Enfield, North London.
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newsGateway14 secures new warehouse occupier
Plans for a pre-let 44,000 ft2 warehouse on the 1.4 million ft2 Gateway 14 scheme in Stowmarket, Suffolk have been submitted.
newsGreggs seeks Northamptonshire NDC
Baker Greggs is looking to secure a new state-of-the-art distribution centre in either Kettering or Corby according to its latest annual report statement.
newsSt Helens scheme set for go
Reserved matters planning detailing the first phase of St Helen’s Council and developer Langtree’s £100 million Parkside regeneration joint venture is due to get the go ahead today.
newsWarehouse availability tightest in Northeast
The UK’s northern regions have lower industrial availability rates than their Midlands and southern counterparts according to data from property analyst CoStar.
newsPackaging firm lands at Peterlee
Printing and packaging firm The Encore Group has bought the former Walkers Crisps distribution centre in the Northeast fuelling major expansion plans.
newsDunelm secures warehouse for home delivery
Homewares and furniture company Dunelm has snapped up a warehouse at Harworth Group’s 127-acre Gateway 36 logistics and manufacturing scheme in Barnsley, South Yorkshire to support its home delivery service.
newsLogistics scheme secures Local Plan site allocation
A potential logistics scheme in East Leeds has secured Local Plan site allocation meaning that the local authority has designated the site suitable for employment uses making the whole planning process that much more viable and faster.
newsGames retailer secures green warehouse
Independent games retailer Wayland Games has pre-let a 50,000 ft2 headquarters and distribution centre at Goodman’s London Brentwood Commercial Park which will help in to lower its carbon footprint.
newsLease secured on Lutterworth warehouse
German manufacturer of optical systems Carl Zeiss Group has snapped upp a 15,598 ft2 warehouse at Mulberry Developments’ Enterprise Park Lutterworth in the East Midlands.
newsOff market deal for Lichfield warehouse
A Staffordshire warehouse unit has changed hands in an off market deal for £2.723 million reflecting a net initial yield of 6%.
newsLondon last mile warehousing demand rising
New research by last mile specialist developer Valor says more than a third of Londoners buy their groceries online nearly four times as much as the national average putting increased pressure on the Capital’s last mile delivery infrastructure.
newsWincanton secures second Scottish warehouse
3PL Wincanton has expanded its Scottish operations with the acquisition of a second distribution facility in North Lanarkshire in two years.
newsAnother Ex Amazon warehouse let
Food and beverage 3PL Food Service Logistics has taken Amazon’s ex last mile delivery warehouse in Hemel Hempstead to serve its contract with global coffee shop chain Starbucks.
newsGovernment threatens industrial land in London
The government in the form of Michael Gove, Secretary of State for the Department of Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, has told Sadiq Khan, the Mayor of London to free up 1,800 acres of industrial land for residential use.
newsSpeculative start for Kent scheme
Developer Panattoni has begun the speculative developing a 645,000 sq ft net zero carbon logistics park in Sittingbourne, Kent.
productWaitrose cites rent rises to shutter warehouse
Grocery retailer Waitrose has cited rent rises as a reason to shutter its customer fulfilment centre in Enfield a year prior to the end of its lease.
newsHeathrow logistics hub given green light
Real estate investor Oxford Properties Group and developer/asset manager Logistics Capital Partners have secured planning permission for a 340,000 ft2 logistics hub on its 15-acre site adjacent to Heathrow Airport in West London.
newsWarehouse go ahead for Elstree site
Developer investors Sellar has secured outline planning for a 4.79-acre industrial and warehousing development next to Sky Studios Elstree.
newsRTPI seeks to protect commercial land
The Royal Town Planning Institute (RTPI) has expressed its support for the government to build more homes on brownfield land but not at the expense of commercial, industrial and logistics uses.
