Dear readers! We present to your attention the seventh issue of Logistics for 2024. In the latest issue, we continue the topic of digitalization of logistics. Thus, P.A. Zabolotneva in her article examines the main trends in the digitalization of logistics activities and presents supply chain management tools. In addition, the author identifies five digital technologies that will become drivers of the industry's development. D.V.
Dear readers! We present to your attention the sixth issue of Logistics for 2024. On its pages, we summarize the results of the international exhibition of logistics, transport, warehouse equipment and Logistika Expo, which became the main premiere of this year. Our editorial staff took part in the event, as a result of which they made useful acquaintances and found new readers. In the latest issue, we continue the topic of automation and robotization in the industry.
Dear friends! We present to your attention the fifth issue of Logistics for 2024. Like you, our dear readers, we see an increasing trend of digitalization and automation of the logistics industry, and more and more authors are paying attention to it.
- This will reflect the vacancy growth - up to 11.1% by the end of the year -
Moscow, 18 July 2016, - CBRE, global real estate advisor, summarizes H1 2016 results of the Moscow Retail market. According to the report, on the back of new shopping centres completions, average vacancy rate is to increase from the current 9.3% to 11.1% by the end of the year.
6 new shopping centres are expected to be opened by the end of the year. Five of them have a high probability of opening in Q3 2016, including the 2nd phase of Metropolis, Oceania, Khorosho, Butovo Mall and the 2nd phase of Fashion House Outlet. Total rentable area of these new projects is about 300,000 sq m. By the end of the year, the shopping centres completion in Moscow may reach about 400,000 sq m.
Taking into account the dynamics of occupancy level in Moscow Region, when new retail projects are opened with 40-50% vacancy, average vacancy rate is to increase from 9.3% in Q2 2016 to 11.1% by the end of the year.
In H1 2016 the retailer activity remained high. None of the brands left the Moscow market in Q2 2016. 20 new retail chains entered the Moscow market in H1 2016. 15 of them opened first stores in shopping centres. Another 18 new brands announced their plans to enter the market during 2016. Among them are Walt Disney, Presse Café, Lillapois, Cortefiel, and others.
Olesya Dzuba, Director of Research Department CBRE in Russia said:
“On the back of oil price stabilization and ruble strengthening happened in the last several months, shopping centres recorded footfall increase. Nevertheless, the conversion rate of visitor to real purchaser is still low, limiting the pace of retailer sales growth. This in its turn translates into rental rates, which are almost 100% linked to retail sales. Thus, rental rates depend on consumer purchasing power, and their recovery may only start following income growth of population.”