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Estie and CRE Unveil the 2025 Logistics Market Report

Estie, a company providing comprehensive data analysis for the rental logistics real estate industry, has collaborated with CRE, a leading player in logistics real estate management with nearly 60 years of experience. Beginning June 2024, the two companies have been releasing a series of market reports, and today marks the launch of their latest effort: the "2025 Logistics Market Report for the Tokyo Metropolitan, Kinki, and Tokai Regions, supported by CRE."

Overview of the Report

This report examines rental logistics facilities with an area of over 3,000 tsubo in three key regions: the Tokyo Metropolitan area, the Kinki region, and the Tokai region, covering data for the first half of 2025 (January to June). The report’s structure is divided into two main chapters.

Chapter 1: Market Analysis

In the first chapter, the report analyzes significant market dynamics, including trends in operating areas, vacancy rates, and asking rental prices in each region. The collected data indicates how these metrics fluctuate over the specified period, providing stakeholders with a clear understanding of the market status.

Chapter 2: New Builds Focus

The second chapter emphasizes newly constructed properties, offering a detailed analysis of the trends in asking rent upon completion. This segment leverages CRE's vast market insights along with estie's expertise in data analysis, introducing new content and perspectives that are tailored for the logistics market.

Future Directions

Estie intends to continue expanding its area of research while delving deeper into rental correlation factors and future rent predictions. This ongoing effort will enhance the depth and breadth of future reports, ensuring stakeholders remain informed about evolving market trends.

Key Findings from the Report

Tokyo Metropolitan Area

In the Tokyo Metropolitan area, the supply and demand dynamics remain balanced. The vacancy rate saw a slight increase in Q1 2025. However, it stabilized in Q2 2025, while asking rental prices remained steady without significant fluctuations.

Kinki Region

The Kinki region observed an upward trend in vacancy rates post-Q2 2024, surpassing 5% by Q2 2025, whereas asking rental prices maintained stability, reflecting a resistance to market volatility.

Tokai Region

The Tokai area's vacancy rates initially decreased in late 2024 but sharply increased in Q1 and Q2 of 2025, exceeding 20% in Q2 2025, while asking rental prices continued to show stability, unaffected by demand fluctuations.

For those interested, a free download of the full report is available at Estie's website.

Who Should Download This Report?

• - Stakeholders wanting to understand the supply and demand dynamics and asking rent trends in the logistics real estate market of the Tokyo Metropolitan, Kinki, and Tokai regions.
• - Investors seeking insights for site selection and investment decisions for logistics facilities in these regions.
• - Individuals or companies interested in Estie’s logistics research services.

Company Profiles

Estie

Estie aims to enhance the true value of industries with a strong commitment to digitizing the real estate sector while optimizing core business processes. The company offers various services, including Japan's largest data analysis platform for commercial real estate, market research, and operational support tools.

Headquarters: Akasaka 9-7-2, Midtown East 4F, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Founded: December 2018
Website: Estie

CRE

CRE operates under the motto of "Creating a Future by Connecting." The company provides a comprehensive suite of logistics real estate services from development and leasing to property management. Currently, CRE has developed a notable portfolio of logistics facilities, enhancing its reputation as a top logistics real estate management firm in Japan.

Headquarters: Toranomon 2-10-1, Toranomon Twin Building East 19F, Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan
Founded: December 22, 2009
Website: CRE