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Inospace acquires fifth logistics park in Midrand amid cost-cutting trend

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 12
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What happened

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Inospace acquired a fifth N1-facing park in Midrand, expanding its presence in the area to approximately 50,000m². The purchase was made from a park that was undergoing business rescue.

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Why it matters

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The acquisition reflects a market trend where businesses are cutting fixed costs and moving into smaller, more flexible spaces due to rising fuel prices and interest rate hikes. Inospace stated that its business is counter-cyclical, seeing growth when the economy tightens.

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Who's involved

  • Rael LevittCEO of Inospace, who commented on the market trend toward flexible space
  • MidrandArea in central Gauteng Province where Inospace expanded its logistics operations

Who could feel it

Possible knock-on effects

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  • MidrandSpeculative

    Midrand could see an increase in the supply of flexible logistics space

  • WoolworthsSpeculative

    Woolworths might see a reduction in fixed costs for its retail operations due to the demand for outsourced warehousing

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