Prime yields of large warehouses in Europe Q4 2018, by city

This statistic illustrates the prime yields of warehouse space over five thousand square meters across Europe as of the fourth quarter of 2018. With prime yields of 11.2 percent and relatively low rental costs of 50 euros per square meter per year, the Russian city of St Petersburg was an attractive location for warehouse space as of the fourth quarter of 2018. In general, Eastern Europe saw prime yields higher than their counterparts in the west with Moscow (11 percent), Athens (9.5 percent) and Belgrade (9.25 percent) all approaching the ten percent mark.

German cities in general saw relatively low prime yields with Munich, Hamburg, Berlin, and Frankfurt all amounting to 4.05 percent as well as all having prime rents over 70 euros per square meter per year.