E-commerce remains a significant catalyst for the growth in logistics real estate, driving retailers to increase their warehouse and distribution center footprints to support online sales, according to insights from Prologis.
EcommerceLogistics Real EstatePrologisDistribution CentersSustainabilityReal EstateApr 08, 2025
The primary driver for the demand for logistics real estate is the growth of e-commerce, which requires efficient and technologically advanced distribution centers to support online sales and meet customer expectations for fast and reliable delivery.
The pandemic has accelerated the adoption of e-commerce platforms, leading to a surge in demand for logistics real estate. Companies are expanding their warehouse and distribution center footprints to handle the increased volume of online orders.
Modern logistics facilities often incorporate advanced technologies such as automation, data analytics, and smart logistics solutions to optimize operations, improve efficiency, and enhance the customer experience.
The location of distribution centers is crucial because it affects the speed and reliability of delivery. Companies prioritize facilities close to major urban centers and transportation hubs to ensure fast and efficient last-mile delivery.
Sustainability is becoming increasingly important in logistics real estate. Companies are looking for facilities that are designed to minimize environmental impact, with features such as energy-efficient lighting, renewable energy sources, and water conservation systems.
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