In a recent interview with Livewire Markets, Head of Direct Property Laurence Parisi discussed the structural forces driving the long-term demand for industrial property. These include population growth, AI-enabled infrastructure, supply chain resilience and the continued rise of e-commerce as a share of total retail sales.
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