Valuation & Advisory
Industrial & Logistics Valuation
Harnessing vast data insights and unparalleled sector expertise, CBRE's Industrial and Logistics Valuation team has the proven track record to value your industrial properties.

CBRE’s industrial & logistics valuation team is the first dedicated, specialist team in the industry, delivering unmatched experience in big box, mid box and urban logistics units, as well as multi-let industrial estates and last-mile delivery centres.
Across London and the UK, our experienced RICS registered valuers consistently provide accurate industrial valuation property advice tailored to a range of specific sectors and needs, including loan security, accounts purposes and corporate advice.
With access to the world's largest commercial real estate services platform, our industrial valuation team has significant market experience in large, complex strategic development projects including rail freight interchanges and provide valuations for major institutional, pension fund and REIT clients, as well as a variety of UK and international lenders and investment funds.
Our data driven, research-based approach allows our industrial & logistics valuation team to provide market leading advice for all types of industrial assets. Our clients’ interests remain at the forefront of our focus, while drawing accurate data insights from current market trends, recent property sales and overall sector investment.
The team benefits from the full support of a wide spectrum of experts both within our valuation department and across the entire CBRE business. For all your industrial valuation requirements, rely on our team of committed industrial and logistics valuers.
Contacts
Nick Butler
Head of Valuation & Advisory Services, UK Industrial & Logistics
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Our Thinking
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UK logistics take up increased by 16% quarter-on-quarter in Q1 2025 to 5m sq ft. Space under offer also increased over the quarter, by 11.4%, while availability rose to 44.4m sq ft.
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The latest CBRE Sustainability Index shows that inefficient assets continue to underperform.
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The UK property market showed a notable surge in office investment during Q4. The office sector saw an increase in full year take-up year-on-year, while the logistics sector maintained a stable level for the same period.
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Report | Intelligent Investment
UK Logistics Market Summary Q4 2024
In 2024, UK logistics take-up totalled 21.3m sq ft, closely matching the 2023 total.
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In 2024, investment in UK commercial real estate increased by 20% compared with 2023
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European Real Estate Market Outlook 2025
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