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Osaka Logistics Market Dynamics Q2 2026

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Research Osaka Logistics Market Dynamics Q2 2026

Osaka Fundamentals(for this quarter) •

Robust demand continues to outpace supply

Vacancy rate expected to remain around 2% amid limited new supply

Landlords of existing properties are actively raising rents

YTD net absorption YTD completions Vacancy rate Gross rent Rent growth Y-o-Y Stage in rental cycle

55,300 tsubo. 47,800 tsubo. 1.8% JPY 4,338 per tsubo p.m. +3.2% Rents Rising

Note: Osaka logistics refers to the Greater Osaka prime logistics market. Data is on an NLA basis.

Demand from e-commerce and 3PL companies remains robust, with net absorption in Q2 2026 reaching 55,300 tsubo. Demand was broad-based, extending from well-located assets to properties in peripheral areas.

Historical supply and demand trends

tsubo (thousands)

New supply totalled 47,800 tsubo across two developments, , one in southern Osaka and the other in Nara. While newly completed space added to vacant stock, leasing activity in existing properties reduced the Greater Osaka vacancy rate by 0.3pp q-o-q to 1.8%.

500

5%

Rents for Greater Osaka reached JPY 4,338 per tsubo per month, up 0.8% q-o-q and 3.2% y-o-y. With vacancy remaining limited and market conditions favoring landlords, some landlords are marketing vacated space at asking rents 10-20% above previous lease levels.

400

4%

While cap rates expanded slightly in line with higher interest rates, rental growth supported a modest increase in capital values. Against the backdrop of rising rates, investors are increasingly favoring properties with strong rental growth prospects.

300

3%

200

2%

100

1%

Outlook: In the leasing market, the vacancy rate is expected to remain at a low level of 1-2%, as new supply in 2026-2027 is projected to fall significantly below 2025 levels and demand continues to hold firm. Future new supply is concentrated in the Kyoto area, with few development plans in other areas. Accordingly, supplydemand conditions are expected to remain exceptionally tight outside the Kyoto area. Additionally, as construction costs continue to rise, rental levels for new properties are expected to keep increasing. Consequently, upward pressure on rents is expected to spread to surrounding existing properties, and rental growth across the overall market is projected to continue.

Osaka logistics definition

Area

Osaka, Hyogo, Kyoto, Shiga and Nara

Gross Floor Area

0

0% 2021

2022

2023

2024

2025

Net absorption

New supply

50,000 sqm (15,125 tsubo) or more

Built Year

YTD 2026

Vacancy rate 2000 or newer

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