Urban logistics
As e-commerce and customer service requirements continue to rise, last mile and urban logistics distribution points are subject to rising demand.
Meet new customer demands
We are experts in the last mile landscape, development trends, optimal site selection and what’s driving customers. We can help occupiers looking for locations to satisfy increasing customer service demands as well as developers and investors looking for avenues outside traditional industrial space.
Solutions
What we do
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Agency leasing
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Capital markets
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Supply chain & logistics solutions
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Project & development services
Agency leasing
Advise on location, site viability and best use.
Knowledge of the urban logistics occupier landscape, which tenants are in the market and the space that best fits their needs.
Global connectivity, from domestic needs to solutions across international borders.
Capital markets
Traditional sales
Equity placement capabilities
Construction, interim and permanent debt solutions
Supply chain & logistics solutions
Understand the impact of column spacing, clear height, turning radii, truck court depth, and clockwise vs. counter clockwise approach.
Analyse inbound and outbound transportation costs.
Assist with network modelling, design and layout, material handling equipment, implementation and project management.
Project & development services
Evaluate buildings and mechanical systems.
Project the operating, maintenance and repair costs.
Help manage build process.
Recommended resources
United States
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December 01, 2022
How can we use our retail stores for last mile fulfillment?
How can retailers use space for last mile fulfillment? Here are a few ways retailers are converting sales floor space into stockroom storage.
United States
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Cities
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February 22, 2023
Winning the last-mile race with creative real estate strategies
Innovative location strategies to close the last-mile delivery gap
United States
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December 07, 2022
Can we convert retail dark stores into industrial space?
Benefits and pitfalls of industrial occupiers converting traditional retail boxes to fulfillment centers.
