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The Netherlands has long been a powerhouse of industrial and logistics activity in Europe, thanks to its strategic geography, advanced infrastructure, and deep connections to European supply chains. However, in recent years a regulatory force rooted in environmental protection has begun to reshape the feasibility landscape for new logistics and industrial development: nitrogen regulations. Originally […]

In the evolving world of global supply chains, logistics infrastructure has moved far beyond its traditional role as a passive support function. Today, it is a strategic value driver for multinational occupiers, institutional investors, and long-term asset owners, directly influencing speed to market, cost efficiency, resilience, and competitive advantage. As supply chains become more time-sensitive […]

The Netherlands has long been one of Europe’s most important logistics hubs, underpinned by world-class ports, airports, inland waterways, and road networks, as well as a highly efficient and transparent real estate market. Its central location within Europe, combined with advanced infrastructure and a strong trade-driven economy, has made the country a natural gateway for […]

Across Europe, the logistics real estate landscape is undergoing a structural transformation. For decades, the dominant mindset was simple: large single‑tenant “big‑box” warehouses: big, standalone buildings leased to one tenant formed the backbone of distribution networks. But rising occupier expectations, tighter land supply, changing supply chain models, and investor preferences are driving a shift toward […]