Brazil’s logistics market is riding a favorable wave. In just the first two quarters of 2025, gross absorption of industrial properties surpassed 2.7 million sq. m., while new supply in the same period reached 1 million sqm Against this backdrop, Benny Finzi, country manager of 7 Bridges, told REsource exclusively that the firm has logistics as one of its key focus areas.

“When we talk about the three main segments we operate in — residential, logistics and offices — the market we are most optimistic about is logistics. That’s why we are putting greater effort into this segment. Our goal is to add one or two major logistics projects to our portfolio by the end of the year,” says Finzi.

The executive sees the market expanding, something that data from SiiLA also highlights. In São Paulo alone, 1.73 million sqm of Class A+ and A assets were projected for delivery. By the first half of the year, 680,000 sqm had already been completed — about 39,3% of the forecast.

“Not only in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro, but throughout Brazil there is still strong growth in logistics, and we want to be part of this movement,” he adds.

After years of building a strong presence in the residential segment, especially with high-end developments focused on build-and-sell strategies, Finzi believes the timing is favorable to invest in industrial properties.

Without disclosing details, Finzi reveals that logistics projects are currently in the negotiation phase, which he described as “advanced talks.”

“We have some projects in the pipeline, nothing under due diligence or in the short term. But we are in very advanced conversations in logistics development.”