Check out the main indicators of the study:
Vacancy rate
After a significant net absorption in the second half of 2023, the axes demonstrated an increase in the vacancy rate, which is in line with the volume of deliveries carried out, signaling a stabilization trend in the pace of new business for the first quarter of 2024.
Last mile drives inventory supply
The demand for last-mile services drove a 26% increase in inventory supply in the last 12 months within a 15km radius of the capital of São Paulo. The attraction for new investments intensified from the second half of 2023, with emphasis on the western axis (30km radius) and Guarulhos (70km radius), evidenced by notable increases in stock, of 30% and 28% respectively.
Asking price
The volatility of net absorption within a 15km radius of the capital, the low performance in Atibaia and the large volume of deliveries on the western axis (both within a 70km radius), kept the asking price stable in these regions, between -1% and 1%, well below of the 3.93% recorded by the IPCA in the period.
