At the beginning of the year, it was widely expected that many properties would flood the logistics center market. Since the second half of 2022, the liquidity shortage has intensified due to interest rate hikes and growing concerns about the fundamentals of the logistics center market due to oversupply. As interest rate cuts began in the second half of last year and the supply of logistics centers decreased, it was expected that assets that had postponed sales would be put on the market in large quantities. At the start of the year, many real estate asset management companies were actively selecting advisory firms for the sale of logistics […]