
Savills Defence Logistics 2025
Contains 12 articles"From assembly lines to supply lines: What does increased defence spending mean for the industrial and logistics sector?"
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"From assembly lines to supply lines: What does increased defence spending mean for the industrial and logistics sector?"

"Given the potential flow of demand over the next decade, which regions can expect to see a rise in take-up? Like many manufacturing industries, the defence sector benefits from significant agglomeration economies. To examine this, we can look at breakdowns of employment by region"

"The MOD spent £52.8 billion and £54.2 billion on defence in 2022/23 and 2023/24, respectively. Of that, close to £30 billion was on the procurement of equipment and services"

"Already employing close to one million people across the continent, Europe’s rearmament could stimulate significant demand for industrial and logistics space"

"Looking ahead, if we assume that employment keeps pace with the increase in expenditure, we can calculate estimated employment growth based on the increase in defence spending as a percentage of GDP"

"Employment growth is set to drive significant expansions in industrial and logistics demand"

"Robust demand for homes and offices, but affordability remains challenging"
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"Bristol has witnessed a period of extraordinary growth over the past 20 years. However, as the city enters a new phase it faces a new set of challenges"
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"Bristol's changing growth patterns will require new strategies"
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"Bristol’s Residential and Commercial outlook"