Marq Logistics Signed 28 New European Leases in Q2
The company expanded its total portfolio to 519 properties during the second quarter of 2026.
Updated on Sept. 29, 2026 in Commercial
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Marq Logistics executed 28 new lease agreements across its European portfolio during Q2 2026. This activity represented a significant uptick in leasing volume compared to the start of the year.
Why it matters
The surge in leasing activity underscores rising demand for industrial space across the firm's European network. Continued expansion of the estate provides additional capacity to meet logistics requirements through the remainder of the year.
The firm signed 28 new leases covering 5.85 million square feet, marking a 31% increase in leased area quarter-on-quarter. The total completed estate portfolio grew to 519 properties, offering 159 million square feet of gross lettable area.
The players
Marq Logistics
This real estate firm manages a large-scale portfolio of industrial properties and logistics centers across Europe.
The details
Marq Logistics expanded its operational footprint through consistent development, increasing its portfolio from 496 properties at the end of Q1 2026 to 519 by the close of Q2. The company has already secured further momentum with two additional lettings in Northampton and Stevenage, UK, covering 161,500 square feet.
Timeline
Marq Logistics signed 21 leases during Q1 2026.
The company signed 28 new leases during Q2 2026.
Marq secured two additional UK lettings during Q3 2026.
Roadmap
This leasing performance aligns with the broader push to modernize industrial supply chains across the continent. By securing high volumes of space, the company positions itself to capture shifting demand against competing logistics providers.
The expansion of logistics hubs often leads to local job creation in warehousing and distribution sectors. Increased leasing activity can also signal regional economic growth for businesses operating within these primary logistics corridors.
The takeaway
Robust quarterly growth demonstrates sustained demand for large-scale industrial facilities in European markets. Investors should watch future updates for confirmation on whether the pace of expansion maintains its current trajectory.
What happens next
Leasing momentum is expected to continue through Q3 2026 as the firm manages its expanded portfolio of 519 properties.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by Property Week.
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