Many properties are being put up for sale in the logistics center market this year. Since the interest rates began rising in the second half of 2022, the logistics center transaction market has slowed down due to a lack of liquidity and oversupply, leading to an atmosphere where assets that had previously postponed sales are now rushing to sell. Interest rate cuts began in the second half of last year, coupled with a lower supply of new logistics centers this year. This has led to more active movement in logistics center investments, primarily among foreign investors. There were more cases of transactions being conducted through NPL-type deals or […]