Industrial & Logistics
Industrial & Logistics Third Party Logistics (3PL)
Enhancing 3PLs to efficiently and consistently serve the multifaceted demands of business today and tomorrow.
CBRE helps 3PL providers gain a competitive edge—unlocking new business opportunities, enhancing service delivery and optimizing performance.
3PLs must be a lot more dynamic when positioning their fulfillment networks for the short and long term. Business requirements are evolving quickly and, coupled with the uncertainty introduced by the e-commerce and omnichannel trends, 3PLs must come to the table with more.
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Solving complex business problems through supply chain transformations.
Benefit from deep knowledge of the nation’s seaports, inland ports, intermodal yards and air cargo facilities, and all components of the global supply chain.
Unlocking sustainable real estate value within the nation’s cold storage and food facility environments.
Keep up with retail’s evolution by rethinking your store footprints, reworking your supply chains, and reevaluating the ways consumers engage with your product.
Contacts
Report | Creating Resilience
November 9, 20222022 U.S. Industrial & Logistics Occupier Survey
Occupiers are planning to increase their real estate footprints despite economic, labor and supply chain headwinds.
Related Insights
This report provides an in-depth overview of supply-and-demand fundamentals, demographics, logistics drivers, labor and location incentives for the top 23 core, gateway and emerging markets in North America.
- Brief | Future Cities
Rising Transportation Costs Help Fuel Record Warehouse Leasing Pace
September 13, 2021
Tenants are leasing warehouse space at a blistering pace this year to hold more inventory and mitigate transportation costs that are growing at a much faster pa...
Addressing the social experience of working remotely will be critical for companies seeking sustainable success with hybrid working.
Creating Resilience
Despite Challenges, Retailers Poised for Strong Holiday Season
Labor shortages and supply chain disruptions could impede retailers’ ability to fully cash in on the holiday sales season.