Description
This comprehensive market research report on North American warehousing provides valuable insights into the Value-Added Warehousing and Distribution (VAWD) segment of the Third-Party Logistics (3PL) Market. It covers numerous aspects of warehousing relationships, including contract lengths, warehouse sizes, revenues, operating margins, and the discrepancies between expected and actual performance.
The report offers a detailed analysis of VAWD revenue and space utilization by region and commodity, as well as insights into dedicated versus multi-client warehouse spaces. It includes extensive guidelines on warehouse pricing, highlights common pitfalls in 3PL outsourcing, and presents sales benchmarks for warehousing.
Additionally, the report examines capability and technology benchmarks, trends in warehouse management system (WMS) utilization, various warehouse ownership models, and handling types. It also addresses trends in free trade zones and bonded warehousing, as well as market rental and vacancy rates.
Key topics discussed include open- and closed-book contracts, gainsharing, contract payment terms, and e-commerce revenues for U.S. 3PL providers. Furthermore, it provides an overview of warehouse rents, vacancy rates, key performance indicators, and the warehouse management systems currently in use. Lastly, the report features A&A’s list of the Top 50 North American VAWD third-party logistics providers.
This report is part of A&A’s premium market research Expert Information Service (E.I.S.). (Note: The report is downloadable as an Adobe PDF file with a single user license.)
Click the link to view a sample of the report: Warehousing Report_2025 Sample
