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Data centres, logistics assets to gain more allocation from investors as Covid-19 amplifies supply deficit


Data centres and logistics properties are likely to attract greater asset allocation from investors in the Asia-Pacific region this year, after the Covid-19 pandemic forced lifestyle changes in work and consumption nearer home, property analysts said.Faster adoption of e-commerce has boosted the appeal of logistics properties as supply deficit grows, especially in markets with large populations such as Australia, Japan and South Korea, according to M&G Real Estate in Asia, part of UK-based…

Source : South China Morning Post
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