M&G Real Estate has acquired two prime logistics assets in the Netherlands on behalf of its European property fund.
The manager has acquired a 33,000sqm warehouse in De Broekakkers business park from Delin Property and the 19,216sqm Pulse asset from Schenker Nederland.
Both properties are located in the Tilburg-Waalwijk logistics hub.
The manager said the latest transactions follow the M&G European Property Fund’s purchase of a €100m Dutch logistics portfolio in December 2025. Following the latest deals, the fund holds 11 assets in the Netherlands.
Over the past 12 months, the fund has deployed approximately €430m into logistics across Europe.
Simon Ellis, fund manager of the M&G European Property Fund, said: “In a market environment defined by geopolitical risk and macroeconomic uncertainty, real estate performance is increasingly driven by the stability of income and the strength of structural demand.
“Logistics continues to excel on both fronts. Global trade disruption is reinforcing the need for more resilient, locally anchored supply chains, driving demand for a wider range of logistics facilities, particularly in gateway markets like the Netherlands.”
Ellis added that the latest assets further enhance the fund’s income‑resilient profile and increase its logistics allocation to 27%.
Laurien van Wieringen, director of investments and asset management in the Netherlands for M&G Real Estate, said: “The Netherlands offers strong demand from occupiers, excellent transport links and an active property market. These two assets are located in the Tilburg–Waalwijk area, at the heart of one of the Netherlands’ key logistics corridors.
“Both are fully occupied and provide reliable income, with long‑term appeal that reflects what our clients are prioritising today. Well‑located logistics assets with strong rental growth are well positioned to perform over the long term.”
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