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This category is for an individual occupational transaction (excluding investments) on an industrial property no greater than 50,000 sq ft. The judges will be looking for a transaction that was either challenging or particularly rewarding for the occupier, fund, or developer. There are no restrictions in terms of the age of the property.

This category is for an individual occupational transaction (excluding investments) on an industrial property of between 50,000 to 100,000 sq ft. The judges will be looking for a transaction that was either challenging or particularly rewarding for the occupier, fund, or developer. There are no restrictions in terms of the age of the property.

This category is for an individual occupational transaction (excluding investments) on an industrial property of between 100,000 to 250,000 sq ft. The judges will be looking for a transaction that was either challenging or particularly rewarding for the occupier, fund, or developer. There are no restrictions in terms of the age of the property.

This category is for an individual occupational transaction (excluding investments) on an industrial property greater than 250,000 sq ft. The judges will be looking for a transaction that was either challenging or particularly rewarding for the occupier, fund, or developer. There are no restrictions in terms of the age of the property.

This category is for multi-unit schemes of two or more units across all industrial sub-sectors, with an average individual unit size of below 100,000 sq ft.

The Judges will be looking for schemes which have been particularly successful over the last 12 months and clearly stand out from the competition. Factors that will be considered include income and rental levels, lease terms, occupancy, design, asset management etc.

There are no restrictions in terms of the age or size of the scheme, only the scale of the individual buildings.

This category is for multi-unit schemes of two or more units, primarily servicing the logistics sector with an average individual unit size in excess of 100,000 sq ft.

The Judges will be looking for schemes which have been particularly successful over the last 12 months and clearly stand out from the competition. Factors that will be considered include income and rental levels, lease terms, occupancy, design, asset management etc.

There are no restrictions in terms of the age or size of the scheme, only the scale of the individual buildings.

This award will go to the party that has undertaken a transaction of a standing investment or forward funding of an industrial property or properties. The purchaser or vendor will be able to demonstrate that the investment deal is of particular merit. The transaction must have been completed between July 2021 and June 2022.

This category is for single let or multi-unit schemes across all industrial sub-sectors, where the property has been enhanced through active asset management.

The Judges will be looking for initiatives that stand out from the competition. Factors that will be considered include improvement in rental levels and value, lease terms, occupancy, design, implementing a specific strategy etc. There are no restrictions in terms of the age or size of the building or scheme.

Entries for this category must demonstrate the agency involvement during a transaction which added value, went the extra mile and who’s contribution positively affected the end result to the benefit of all parties.

There are no restrictions as to whether the nominated person holds a junior or senior position in the industry, or the circumstances surrounding their nomination. The winner will be selected by the IAS Awards 2022 Judging Panel and the IAS Awards Organising Committee.

Entries for this category must be made directly by the fund or development company themselves, via the online form. A suitable initiative should be on a scheme specific level delivered over the last 12 months and which demonstrates a progressive and innovative approach to Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) within the Industrial & Logistics sector.

With ESG now playing a much more prominent role in property ownership, development and occupation, the judges will be looking for those projects which have embedded ESG considerations into the property lifecycle, whether that be from due diligence to acquisition, refurbishment or development, or from leasing to asset management.

From the entries, the IAS Awards 2022 Judging Panel will whittle down the nominees into a shortlist. The winner will be selected by the Judging Panel and the IAS Awards Organising Committee.

Entries for this category must be made directly by the fund or property company themselves, via the online form. Funds and property companies should provide a summary of their activity over the last 12 months, support their entry for Fund / Property Company of the Year, comprising no more than 300 words. Supporting documentation may be provided for the judges’ consideration.

The judges will be looking for those funds that have shown an in-depth understanding of the industrial and logistics market, working alongside developers, agents and occupiers in an innovative manner whilst delivering maximum value for all parties.

From the entries, the IAS Awards 2022 Judging Panel will whittle down the nominees into a shortlist. Once the shortlist has been announced, the winner will be decided by a vote by IAS members.

Entries for this category must be made directly by the Development company themselves, via the online form. Entries for this category must provide examples of developments where all buildings are <100,000 sq ft. The Company should provide a summary of their activity over the last 12 months, to support their entry for Multi-Let Developer of the Year, comprising no more than 300 words. We strongly encourage providing supporting documentation for the judges’ consideration.

The judges will be looking for those developers that have shown an in-depth understanding of the industrial and logistics market, working alongside funds, agents and occupiers in an innovative manner whilst delivering maximum value (financial or otherwise) for all parties.

From the entries, the IAS Awards 2022 Judging Panel will whittle down the nominees into a shortlist. Once the shortlist has been announced, the winner will be decided by a vote by the IAS membership.

Entries for this category must be made directly by the Development company themselves, via the online form. Entries for this category must provide examples of developments where the building / majority of buildings (60%) are >100,000 sq ft. The Company should provide a summary of their activity over the last 12 months, to support their entry for Logistics Developer of the Year, comprising no more than 300 words. We strongly encourage providing supporting documentation for the judges’ consideration.

The judges will be looking for those developers that have shown an in-depth understanding of the industrial and logistics market, working alongside funds, agents and occupiers in an innovative manner whilst delivering maximum value (financial or otherwise) for all parties.

From the entries, the IAS Awards 2022 Judging Panel will whittle down the nominees into a shortlist. Once the shortlist has been announced, the winner will be decided by a vote by the IAS membership.

Entries for this category are to be nominated by IAS members, developers and funders for an individual aged 30 and under in the industrial sector who they believe is a Rising Star and one to watch out for in the future.

There are no restrictions as to the position they hold within the industry and the winner will be selected by the IAS Awards 2022 Judging Panel and the IAS Awards Organising Committee.

Entries for this category are to be nominated by IAS members for an individual who in their opinion justifies recognition as having made an exceptional and outstanding contribution to the industrial property sector.

There are no restrictions as to the position they hold within the industry, or the circumstances surrounding their nomination. The winner will be selected by the IAS Awards 2022 Judging Panel and the IAS Awards Organising Committee.