Invest in industrial and logistics
Warehouses, trade counters, light industrial units and multi-let estates let to business tenants.
How fractional ownership works in industrial and logistics
Instead of buying a whole property, you buy shares in the company that owns it. That makes industrial and logistics accessible with a smaller amount and lets you spread money across several buildings. You receive a share of the net income and any change in value, in proportion to your holding.
What to know about this sector
- Supported by online retail, manufacturing and supply-chain resilience
- Often let on full repairing and insuring leases
- Multi-let estates spread risk across many small tenants
- Location near motorways, ports and population matters most
Where we follow industrial and logistics
These are the places in our location guides where industrial and logistics is one of the property types we track.
- London London
- Manchester North West
- Liverpool North West
- Preston North West
- Bolton North West
- Warrington North West
- Wigan North West
- Bury North West
- Leeds Yorkshire and the Humber
- Sheffield Yorkshire and the Humber
- Bradford Yorkshire and the Humber
- Hull Yorkshire and the Humber
- Huddersfield Yorkshire and the Humber
- Wakefield Yorkshire and the Humber
- Doncaster Yorkshire and the Humber
- Newcastle upon Tyne North East
- Sunderland North East
- Gateshead North East
- Middlesbrough North East
- Birmingham West Midlands
- Coventry West Midlands
- Wolverhampton West Midlands
- Stoke-on-Trent West Midlands
- Worcester West Midlands
- Telford West Midlands
- Nottingham East Midlands
- Leicester East Midlands
- Derby East Midlands
- Northampton East Midlands
- Lincoln East Midlands
- Peterborough East of England
- Ipswich East of England
- Luton East of England
- Southampton South East
- Milton Keynes South East
- Maidstone South East
- Crawley South East
- Slough South East
- Bristol South West
- Swindon South West
- Gloucester South West
- Cardiff Wales
- Newport Wales
- Wrexham Wales
- Glasgow Scotland
- Aberdeen Scotland
- Belfast Northern Ireland
- Lisburn Northern Ireland
Risks
As with any property investment, values and income can fall and your money may be tied up for years. Read the risks of fractional property investment.
Questions about industrial and logistics
Why invest in industrial property?
Industrial units are often let to businesses on longer leases with tenants paying for repairs and insurance, and demand has been supported by online retail and limited supply of land near transport routes.
What is a multi-let industrial estate?
A site with several units let to different businesses, which spreads income across many tenants.