Learn more by visiting http://www.jll.eu/emea/en-gb/logistics-survey Corporate real estate requirements for logistics and industrial real estate are driven by business and supply chain strategies that are subject to pressure from a variety of trends and challenges. Our survey, undertaken in collaboration with CoreNet Global, explores which of these trends and challenges will be the main drivers of real estate demand over the next 3-5 years and how they will impact specific floorspace requirements. View our infographic for a summary of the survey findings.

1. Occupier survey on European
logistics and industrial trends
Corporate requirements for logistics and industrial real estate are driven
by business and supply chain strategies that are subject to pressure from
a variety of trends and challenges.
Which of these trends and challenges will be the main drivers of real
estate demand over the next 3-5 years and how will they impact
floorspace requirements?
28%
new technology
implementation
40%
emerging
markets
63%
e-commerce +
multi-channel retail
Top trends and challenges that will drive the
sector in the next 3 years
40%
rising energy
costs
47%
pressure from shorter
order lead times from
customers
72%
rising transport
costs
Top 3 challenges
Continued strong floorspace demand over
the next three years
65% 36%
Logistics facilities Industrial facilities
Top 3 trends
% of respondents expecting occupied floorspace to
increase over the next three years
% of respondents indicating their top 3 trends % of respondents indicating their top 3 challenges

2. JLL’s occupier survey was undertaken with CoreNet Global during the end of 2013 with responses obtained from telephone interviews or completion of an online questionnaire.
In total more than 60 retail companies or corportations that are major users of logistics and industrial real estate across Europe responded to our survey – a number that is more
than sufficient to gain valid insights and conclusions at an aggregate level.
CoreNet’s UK Manufacturing and Industrial group are pleased to have collaborated with JLLe to provide a market leading insight on trends within the sector. The past years
have seen an increasing focus on structuring real estate to be as responsive to changing transport infrastructure conditions, locational dynamics and consumer demands.
Corenet is committed to providing thought leadership in this sector by providing occupiers with the information and tools to enable them align their organisations portfolio to
provide competitive advantage in this multi-faceted environment.
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For more information
Alexandra Tornow
EMEA Logistics & Industrial Research
alexandra.tornow@eu.jll.com
Poland
Turkey
Russia
Russia, Turkey and than Poland were identified as
the top three countries offering significant potential
to emerge or develop further as major logistics and
industrial markets over the next five years
Only three main sustainability
measures are already implemented
to a large extent …
… and all but one will remain the
dominant sustainability focus
55%
on-site waste
segregation
61%
electrical power
reduction
73%
heating energy
reduction
36%
renewable carbon
power generation
50%
heating energy
reduction
59%
electrical power
reduction
Emerging or further developing EMEA logistics and
industrial markets outside Western Europe
Matt Bigam
CoreNet Global
matt.bigam@bidwells.co.uk www.jll.eu
Demand for all types of facilities strong. An increasing need for
mega-sheds and a high number of loading doors.
Very large
(30,000-50,000 sq m)
38%
Medium sized
(10,000-30,000 sq m)
32%
Small
(below 10,000 sq m)
30%
Mega-sheds
(above 100,000 sq m)
High number of dock
level access doors
25% 26%
% of respondents indicating future floorspace requirements
% of respondents placing their top 3 measures