Investing in land can be a profitable and forward-looking strategy for capital allocation, especially in times of inflation when real estate can serve as a hedge against the loss of money's value. However, to succeed in this field, it is crucial to accurately assess and analyze the risks associated with selecting the right property. Several key factors must be taken into account in this process. We will discuss all of them in our article. Let's get started!
The availability of attractive investment land is dwindling, and competition for these sites is set to intensify. Undeveloped plots, located on the outskirts of major cities or near transport hubs, are highly desirable for manufacturing, warehousing, and logistics industries due to their proximity to markets and human resources. However, suitable vacant lands are becoming scarce. Developers and investors in the industrial and logistics sectors are increasingly turning their attention to post-industrial sites—brownfield plots. What are the differences between greenfield and brownfield lands? What challenges do we face when selecting land for investment? Interested in this topic? Enjoy reading!
Land prices depend on a number of factors, but primarily on the planned use of a site and its closest surroundings.
