European Industrial Market Conditions - Q3 Rents (€/sq m)

<€50 sq m pa

AntwerpAthens

BudapestBucharest

LilleLisbonLyonPragueWarsaw

€50-€65 sq m pa

BelgradeBerlinBratislavaBrusselsIstanbulMadridMilanParis

St PetersburgRotterdam

Zagreb

>€80 sq m pa

Amsterdam

BirminghamBarcelona

HelsinkiLondonManchesterMoscowOsloStockholm

€65-€80 sq m pa

CopenhagenDublinFrankfurtGothenburgHamburgMunich

European Industrial Market Conditions - Most Competitive Opportunities

Robust Short-term Supply

Hungary Sweden Russia

Low Property Costs (per sq m)

€ Romania

Serbia

Slovakia

Croatia

France

Turkey

European Industrial Market Conditions - Occupier Incentives

0.5 month freeGermany,UK

1 month free France, Russia, Netherlands, Sweden, Finland, Hungary

1.5 month free Italy,Poland,Czech Republic

2+ months freeCroatia, Serbia,Spain

Average months free in a calendar year on a standard lease.

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Alexandra TornowEMEA Logistics & Industrial Researchalexandra.tornow@eu.jll.com

< €70

> 9.5%

European Corporate Occupier ConditionsLogistics & Industrial | Q3 2015

At a glance

Retail sector sees spike in demand

and leads all other sectors across region in Q3

With high demand and low vacancy, prime supply is

increasingly limited across Europe

Ryan Loftus EMEA Logistics & Industrial Researchryan.loftus@eu.jll.com

Prime rents climb in recover-ing Spanish markets and in UK, but most markets see no

rental growthDemand stays

high as take-up slightly grows and exceeds 4.3 million sq m for second quarter in a row

of total stock

Speculative develop-ment still down in Europe

despite increase in UK and Poland