Currently, the total supply of warehouses and ready-built factories reaches 15.1 million square meters. Increased by more than 30% compared to last year. In addition, new supply increased sharply in key provinces.
According to the e-Conomy SEA 2024 report by Google, Temasek and Bain & Company. Vietnam’s e-commerce market is estimated to reach 22 billion USD this year. Ranked 3rd in Southeast Asia after Indonesia (65 billion USD) and Thailand (26 billion USD).
In that context, the demand for warehouse facilities, circulation centers, and logistics centers in Vietnam is also increasing.
The supply of warehouses and ready-built factories in the Southern region reached 10.6 million square meters. In which factories account for 49% and warehouses account for 51%. Occupancy rates of these segments reached 80%, with average rental prices of 4.4 USD/sqm/month.
In the North, warehouses and ready-built factories reached 4.5 million m2. Accounts for 30% of national supply. With a distribution ratio of 61% factory and 39% warehouse assets. The overall occupancy rate reaches 80%, with the average rental price at 5 USD/sqm/month.
According to Mr. John Campbell, Director of Industrial Services Department, Savills Vietnam shared. This positive performance is partly due to strong demand for logistics space.
“In Vietnam, the logistics industry has great growth potential and is one of the fastest growing industries in the world. The main driving force comes from the stable growth rate of the economy. Trade activities, high value-added manufacturing and a growing middle class. Contribute to the growth of the e-commerce industry”, Mr. John Campbell said.
In order to meet this great demand, Mr. John Campbell also made some recommendations. For the Government and investors to consider further in the coming time.
Specifically, the most important step is to invest heavily in infrastructure. And ensure projects are completed on time. Infrastructure is the backbone of logistics. This includes everything from customs clearance to multimodal transport, roads and airports.
Advise:
“Another important factor is ensuring adequate land for logistics and e-commerce. Because some industrial parks in Vietnam are only for production. This can cause challenges for logistics and e-commerce companies finding suitable land. To solve this problem, it is important to have industrial parks that are flexible enough to accommodate both manufacturing and logistics activities”, Mr. John Campbell said.
At the same time, Savills also recommends. Future project development planning for new industrial parks should allocate sufficient space for logistics and warehousing. Besides, with the significant growth of e-commerce in Vietnam. Providing suitable locations for distribution and transit centers is also essential.
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