1、REPORTEuropean Logistics Occupier Survey 2025CBRE RESEARCHJULY 2025Creating Resilience2CBRE RESEARCH 2025 CBRE,INC.Creating ResilienceEuropean Logistics Occupier Survey 2025CBREs fifth edition of the European Logistics Occupier Survey,in partnership with Analytiqa,offers a platform for occupiers to
2、share their perspectives.Our survey engaged over 100 of Europes largest occupiers from various sectors,providing valuable insights into the current state of the European logistics market.Executive summaryShift toward quality and flexibility in real estateOccupiers are becoming more selective,placing
3、 greater emphasis on power supply,sustainability,and building design.Higher vacancy rates in the market are allowing for more rigorous selection processes and improving lease negotiation conditions in favour of occupiers.However,this windowof opportunity may be short-lived.Uncertainty and labour dom
4、inate occupier challengesEconomic uncertainty,labour shortages,and rising costs remain the most pressing challenges.In termsof real estate-specific concerns,rent increases continue to be the key issue and an important factorin building selection.However,their relative importance in location decision
5、s is gradually diminishing.Expansion plans remain cautious but positiveWhile near-term warehousing requirements are expected to increase,medium-term expansion planshave moderated.Still,nearly half of occupiers plan to grow their footprint in the next three years,led by third-party logistics(3PL)and
6、post and parcel delivery firms.Net zero ready facilities command premiumsGreen certification is now widely expected by occupiers,reducing willingness to pay a premium,while demand for net zero ready facilities,offering renewable energy use and potential cost savings,is rising.Additionally,37%of resp