Dear readers! This is the seventh issue of LOGISTICS. By tradition, in the July issue, we publish analytical reviews from our partners – a study of the market of low-temperature warehouses in Moscow and the Moscow region from the IBC Real Estate agency and a rating of Russian transport companies by the cost of delivering bulk cargoes in 2025 from the Main Transport Internet project.
Dear readers! We are pleased to present you the sixth issue of the LOGISTICS magazine in 2025, which contains a lot of relevant materials. In the latest issue, our permanent partner COMITAS company presents an innovative solution dictated by the shortage of warehouse space and difficulties with personnel selection – the high-rise automated self-supporting "COMITAS Warehouse".
Dear readers! The first half of the year is approaching, which means that on the pages of the fifth issue of the magazine you will find a lot of useful analytical materials on the markets of warehouse real estate, cargo transportation, etc. Our authors Yu.V. Klimenko, M.G. Grigoryan, R.N.
In 2016 nine new shopping centres with total leasable area of 473,000 sq m were delivered in Moscow. Three of them were opened in Q4 2016: Fashion House Outlet 2nd phase, Novomoskovsky SC and Butovo Mall, where only anchoring Lenta hypermarket was launched (13,500 sq m GBA).
According to the report, total GLA of shopping centres opened in Q4 2016 amounted to 111,000 sq m.
Oksana Kopylova, Associate Director of Research Department CBRE in Russia said: “Retail real estate market in Moscow in 2016 has been stable. On the one hand, delivery of new shopping centres made saturation with quality premises in Moscow close to boundary value of 500 sq m per 1000 people. On the other hand, this high level of penetration has not become a constraint for vacancy decline after significant increase (to 11.4% in Q3 2016) on the back of new shopping centre openings, albeit the vacancy rate declined to 10.2% at year end. As delivery volume in 2017 will be 2.5 times lower, we forecast further vacancy rate reduction, to 8.7%.”