The relatively strong macro drivers of industrial occupier demand in Belgium and the Netherlands are consistent with the fact that industrial rents in Brussels and Amsterdam are outperforming the rest of the region. However, we suspect that even the modest rental growth seen so far in both markets will prove temporary as, in common with the rest of the euro-zone, slowing industrial production growth and excess manufacturing capacity will prevent upwards pressures on rents from building.
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