Moscow's Warehouse Market Shifts in Five Years

In the Moscow region, the warehousing real estate market has undergone notable changes over the past five years. According to NF GROUP's analysis, while the southern corridor remains dominant, the southeast has rapidly increased its transaction volume to claim the second spot, surpassing the northern areas. This surge is largely attributed to advancements in transportation infrastructure, including key routes such as the M-12 highway and the Southeast chord. The rise in deals within the southeast can be linked to several critical factors. A primary driver has been the improvement in transport logistics, which enhances the area's appeal for businesses looking to optimize their supply chains. The construction of new roads and interchanges has significantly improved accessibility and reduced delivery times, an essential aspect for companies facing intensifying competition. Moreover, the southern region retains its advantage due to a robust engineering base and the availability of ready-to-use facilities, playing a crucial role in decisions regarding warehouse placement. Thus, the trends in Moscow's warehousing market indicate that infrastructural developments promptly impact business decisions and contribute to the emergence of new economic hubs.