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The Evolution of Prologis: Pioneering a Logistics Revolution Beyond Real Estate Prologis, the world's largest industrial real estate developer, is positioning itself as a comprehensive logistics support provider beyond real estate. They're investing in clean energy, AI, and other innovations to meet the burgeoning demand for logistics space driven by the exponential growth of e-commerce. Prologis foresees substantial revenue growth in 2024 by raising warehouse rents and offering a holistic logistics solution to major retailers, emphasizing that e-commerce necessitates three times more logistics space than physical stores.

While building a multistory distribution center can have numerous benefits, experts from Groenewout call logistics providers to first explore their strategic options.

In a rapidly evolving logistics landscape, multi-story urban warehouses are emerging as a critical trend. These vertical facilities are strategically positioned at the crossroads of population density and congestion, perfectly catering to the growing demand for last-mile delivery. They prioritize speed and efficiency, significantly reducing the impact on city streets by utilizing multiple loading docks on various levels. Not only are these facilities optimizing operations, but they also serve as hubs for innovation and automation, making them a key player in the future of logistics. As the logistics sector transforms, we can expect these multi-story warehouses to continue to adapt and evolve to meet the diverse needs of businesses. #Logistics #UrbanWarehouses #LastMileDelivery #Innovation

Mobilising dormant goods, from warehouse storage to back-in-use!   This month our team have been onsite at one of our corporate partners warehouses where we are developing a rehoming strategy for still-useful, but currently underutilised, goods, with the objective to mobilise products to deliver social, environmental and commercial outcomes.   While there may be a shortage of warehouse storage across Australia, there’s no shortage of warehouses – it’s just that often there are products or materials sitting idol and gathering dust (not to mention the costs associated with storage fees and handling!).   As part of our circular asset management services, we’re providing on-site solutions that assess and catalogue items in the first instance, enabling our Recommerce team to develop a comprehensive rehoming strategy that leverages our repair and refurbishment capability, and utilises various channels to get products back into the economy. Throughout the process, providing real-time transparency tracking of goods and impact reporting on completion.   We’re thrilled to be working with an industry-leader that is looking to find a sustainable solution for their vast portfolio of assets used for delivering large scale tourism services all over the globe.  This project has involved deploying our Response Squad to the warehouse site, where we were able to successfully log thousands of assets across hundreds of warehouse locations, setting up a rehoming strategy to enable better utilisation of those assets, with circularity at the core.      Contact us on [email protected] to find out how to combine commercial, environmental and social outcomes in asset management for your business.   #CircularEconomySolutions #SustainableAssetManagement #ReuseApplications #ReduceWarehouseCosts #RehomingStrategy #AssetUtilisation #CircularityAtTheCore  Yas Grigaliunas Ryan Swenson Tina Timonen Eleanor Swanepoel Samantha Surfield Gunjan Allen Yvonne Tang-Hauk Trent Marshall Darlyna Hong

The industrial properties and logistics real estate sectors are critical components of the global real estate market. Industrial properties have historically offered attractive yields and potential for capital growth, particularly in well-located logistics hubs. E-commerce has significantly boosted demand for logistics real estate, particularly for last-mile delivery centers close to major population centers. #industrialproperty #logisticsrealestate #ocio #commercialrealestateinvesting #commercialrealestate

Excited to delve into the intricacies of warehouse logistics today! As a part of the Challenge Logistics Ltd. team in Auckland, we're always seeking the most efficient methods to store pallets. Let's talk about the differences between racking and stacking and the cost and efficiency benefits associated with each: 🔹 Racking: Racking involves the use of specialized shelving units, or pallet racks, to store pallets vertically. Each pallet is placed on a separate shelf, maximizing vertical space while ensuring easy access to individual pallets. This method is ideal for warehouses with high ceilings, as it utilizes vertical space efficiently. 🔹 Stacking: Stacking, on the other hand, refers to simply stacking pallets on top of each other directly on the warehouse floor. This method is straightforward and requires no additional equipment; however, it may not be as space-efficient and can make accessing individual pallets more challenging, especially in larger warehouses. Now, let's talk about the cost and efficiency benefits: 💰 Cost: 🔹 Racking systems typically require an initial investment in shelving units or pallet racks. However, in the long run, they can save costs by maximizing warehouse space, reducing the need for additional square footage. 🔹 Stacking pallets directly on the floor requires minimal upfront investment, and it's an effective method of storage to reduce costs. ⏱️ Efficiency: 🔹 Racking systems improve efficiency by organizing pallets in a structured manner, allowing for easy access and retrieval of goods. This streamlined approach can enhance workflow and reduce the time spent searching for specific items. 🔹Stacking, is a simpler method of storage especially when you have full pallet loads going out on delivery without the need to 'break-down' a pallet for order picking. At Challenge Logistics Ltd, we understand the importance of optimizing warehouse operations for maximum efficiency and cost-effectiveness. By carefully considering the differences between racking and stacking, we can tailor our approach to meet the unique needs of each client, ensuring seamless logistics solutions. Let's continue to innovate and optimize together! ☎ 0800 61 88 61 📧 [email protected] 🌐 https://lnkd.in/gtxE3hNe #Logistics hashtag #WarehouseManagement hashtag #Efficiency hashtag #CostSavings hashtag #ChallengeLogistics hashtag #AucklandBound

Warehouse construction recovery expected for 2024 Updated research by Interact Analysis shows that warehouse construction is showing signs of recovering following a slowdown in 2022 and 2023. The slowdown in new warehouse construction was driven by a slowdown in e-commerce growth and higher interest rates, reducing the amount of capital flowing toward real estate developments. However, we're starting to see e-commerce growth rates stabilize, returning to pre-pandemic levels. #BOMADenver #BOMADenverMetro #DenverMetroBOMA #BOMAInternational #CommercialRealEstate #IndustrialRealEstate