The Asia Pacific logistics sector has performed resiliently since the onset of the COVID-19 pandemic on the back of accelerating e-commerce penetration, the development of omnichannel retail and the evolution of supply chain strategies for sourcing and inventory locations.
With logistics growth momentum showing no signs of slowing, CBRE recently conducted its first ever Asia Pacific Logistics Occupier Survey to identify the trends set to impact the sector in the coming years and help formulate strategies for occupiers and investors pursuing long-term sustainable growth.
The report identifies occupier optimism towards prospects for business growth; outlines the appropriate strategies for occupiers seeking to optimise their portfolios and operations; and profiles the next generation of logistics facilities. It also analyses the implications and opportunities for both occupiers and investors seeking to increase their exposure to Asia Pacific logistics real estate.
Optimism for business growth
How are Occupiers Expanding?
Continued strong market sentiment will ensure occupiers remain in expansion mode, a trend likely to translate into more requirements for logistics space. CBRE has identified three key approaches for logistics occupiers considering market expansion in Asia Pacific
What Next for Occupiers and Investors?
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Consumer-centric portfolio approach
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Early engagement with developers
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Enhancing warehouse operations
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Consumer-centric portfolio approach
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Early engagement with developers
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Enhancing warehouse operations
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Strategic location is key
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Emerging markets expansion
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Facility customisation
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Getting ready for facilities of next generation
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Strategic location is key
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Emerging markets expansion
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Facility customisation
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Getting ready for facilities of next generation
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