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Scottish Industrial & Logistics report from Colliers

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The Scottish industrial occupier market remains resilient despite a slowdown in activity, with take-up totaling 1.5 million sq ft in the first half of 2026. This resilience is driven by healthy enquiry levels across sectors like engineering and logistics, though limited supply of quality space constrains growth and supports rental increases. Developers are adopting a more selective approach to speculative development due to higher costs and borrowing rates, but recent planning approvals offer some optimism for future supply.

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