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In Ukraine, warehouse rental rates have risen by 20-30% due to a shortage of space caused by Russian shelling. The Kyiv region has been particularly affected, with only a third of the pre-war logistics real estate remaining. Over 2 million square metres of warehouse space have been destroyed as a result of the attacks, significantly impacting business logistics.
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Ukraine is experiencing a 20-30% increase in warehouse rental rates due to losses in storage stock from Russian strikes. The Kyiv region has been the hardest hit, retaining only a third of its pre-war logistics real estate.
In Ukraine, Russian shelling has destroyed 2.1 million square meters of modern warehouse space. In recent months, approximately 900,000 square meters have been damaged, impacting business logistics.
Logistics company Berger Cargo is closing a warehouse in the Kyiv region due to significant damage caused by Russian missile strikes. The company lost over 40,000 square meters of storage capacity from 83,000 before the attacks.
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