1、REPORT2022 U.S.Industrial&Logistics Occupier SurveyCreating ResilienceOccupiers expect to keep expanding real estate footprints despite economic uncertainty,labor shortages and supply chain disruptionsCBRE RESEARCHNOVEMBER 20222CBRE RESEARCH 2022 CBRE,INC.Creating Resilience2022 U.S.Industrial&Logis

2、tics Occupier Survey|ReportContentsKey Takeaways03Expansion Plans07Location&Building Preferences11Supply Chain15ESG Considerations190102030405Key Takeaways014CBRE RESEARCH 2022 CBRE,INC.Creating Resilience2022 U.S.Industrial&Logistics Occupier Survey|ReportKey TakeawaysOccupiers are still in expansi

3、on mode,led by Third-Party Logistics(3PL)providers and companies in the Food&Beverage and Building Materials sectors01Locations in the Southeast,Southwest and Midwest regions are most preferred.02Occupancy cost,lease options,transportation,building design and infrastructure quality drive site select

4、ion.03Skilled labor shortages,rent and cost escalations are top challenges.04Critically important building features include clear height,number of dock doors,power supply,expansion capacity and column spacing.05Most occupiers are improving wages and the work experience for employees,and automation i

5、s gaining traction.06Occupiers are willing to pay a green premium to save on operational costs.07Use of LED lighting and alternative energies(e.g.solar panels)are the most common approaches to advance net zero goals.085CBRE RESEARCH 2022 CBRE,INC.Creating Resilience2022 U.S.Industrial&Logistics Occu

6、pier Survey|ReportThe U.S.industrial market is experiencing unprecedented demand.Companies are adding warehouse and distribution space to protect inventories,diversify supply chains and process growing online retail sales.As a result,were seeing historically low vacancy rates,record rent growth and