EXPLORE CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD’S
LOGISTICS & INDUSTRIAL CLIMATE RISK OUTLOOK
The Report
We are proud to unveil the world’s most comprehensive asset-level data set dedicated to physical climate risk in the logistics and industrial (L&I) sector. This groundbreaking analysis spans 7,300+ buildings, 306 submarkets, and 120 global cities, offering an unprecedented view into the climate resilience of industrial assets worldwide.
Access the report to find out:
- Present and future hazard exposures across global industrial sites
- When and how to conduct a climate risk review
- How to protect asset value, optimize location decisions, adapt to climate threats, and stay ahead of regulatory demands
How we can help
OUR CLIMATE RISK SERVICES
The Cushman & Wakefield sustainability team specializes in translating climate data into actionable strategies for the built environment. We help you understand how climate change could affect your assets or portfolio and guide you in managing and disclosing your climate-related risks and opportunities.
ASSESS RISK
Our data-driven approach can be set up quickly to pinpoint issues that need deeper attention.
TRANSLATE CLIMATE RISK INTO FINANCIAL RISK
We undertake financial risk assessments, such as evaluating potential capital upgrades or operational changes.
REDUCE EXPOSURE
Our consultants work with you to develop and implement strategies, so you can begin making changes today.
TRACK AND REFRESH
Our people and systems enable regular reviews, so you stay updated on changes.
Request a Consultation
If you are interested in climate risk, you may be interested in our end-to-end sustainability solutions. Contact our regional leaders for more:
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