The vacancy rate for high-standard logistics condominiums in the state of São Paulo fell to 3% in the third quarter of 2026, the lowest level in the historical series, according to a survey by Colliers consulting firm. The result was recorded despite the expansion of property supply, indicating that demand for logistics spaces continues to absorb new inventory.
Between July and September, São Paulo accounted for 60% of logistics condominium area delivered in Brazil. The largest movement occurred in the Metropolitan Region, driven by proximity to consumer centers and transportation and distribution infrastructure.
E-commerce remains as one of the main drivers…
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