26 Sep 25
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Commercial
Industrial property activity in East Hampshire was down year-on-year in Q1 2025, but upcoming stock is expected to lift the market after a strong Q3 2024, says Curchod & Co.
The take-up of industrial property across East Hampshire fell during the first quarter of 2025, down from the same period last year, according to the latest data released by Curchod & Co.
Despite the market’s slower start to the year, the outlook remains optimistic following a similar pattern in 2024, when the third quarter was the most active of the year, highlighting the ongoing demand for well-located warehouse and industrial space in the area.
The main constraint in the market continues to be the shortage of modern, grade A stock, with most existing space falling into grade B or C categories. However, nearly 850,000 sq ft of new space is due to come to market over the next twelve months, which is expected to help meet occupier demand and improve take-up levels through 2025.
Harry Ford of Curchod & Co commented: “While Q1 has been relatively subdued, Q3 last year showed just how strong the underlying demand remains. The arrival of new, higher-quality space should support improved performance in the second half of the year, which is good news for the local economy and employment levels.”
East Hampshire remains a key industrial location for the South East, with good access to the A3, A31 and wider road network, making it attractive for logistics and light industrial occupiers.
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