Telsar reports a steady and resilient industrial and logistics market across West and North West London as we move towards the end of 2025. Freehold demand remains particularly strong in the sub-10,000 sq ft bracket, with a consistent flow of deals driven by occupiers seeking long-term security and control over their operational space. Larger freehold transactions are still progressing, though at a slower pace, as higher borrowing costs and more extensive lender requirements continue to lengthen the legal and due diligence process.

The leasehold market also remains active, especially for older, well-located units offering good value, however, demand for newer units has softened in recent months, largely due to premium rents required for modern stock. Encouragingly, rents are now beginning to stabilise and show early signs of renewed growth as supply remains constrained across London.

Despite wider economic uncertainty, the industrial and logistics sector continues to outperform many other commercial property markets. Limited new development, strong occupier diversity, and increasing demand from storage, distribution, food production, light manufacturing, and last-mile delivery businesses all reinforce the region’s long-term strength. Forecasts across the UK point toward continued rental growth and healthy returns, with West and North West London positioned as one of the most supply-starved and resilient sub-markets.

Overall, the combination of diverse local businesses and sustained demand for well-located industrial space ensures that the area remains a stable and attractive environment for investors, landlords, and occupiers alike as we head towards 2026.

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