Warehouses Raised Minimums by 45% and Grew Margins Nearly 4 points in 2026
Denver, 08/21/2026 The Fulfillment Advisor released its 2026 Warehousing and Fulfillment Costs and Pricing Report, drawing on 9 years of proprietary pricing data (2017–2026) from third-party logistics (3PL) providers across North America (~80% US, 20% Canada respondents). The findings show a market shifting into two directions at once. Warehouses gained real pricing power by charging […]
After 20 Years, We’re Evolving
WarehousingAndFulfillment.com is now TheFulfillmentAdvisor.com For more than 20 years, WarehousingAndFulfillment.com has helped brands find their ideal third-party logistics (3PL) partners through unbiased, data-driven matchmaking. Today, we’re proud to introduce our next chapter: Welcome to The Fulfillment Advisor. This change represents more than a new name. It reflects who we have become — and where we’re going. […]
Warehouse Owner’s Maintenance Responsibilities and Costs
Warehouse owners need a clear picture of what maintenance responsibilities actually fall on them, especially if the goal is to keep properties tenant-ready without draining rental income. Owning a warehouse comes with a long list of maintenance obligations that can’t be ignored. These responsibilities are about keeping the building functional, legally compliant, and safe to occupy. Failure to stay on top of these requirements can lead to safety incidents, or major repair costs down the line. This article gets into what warehouse owners need to know, what to fix, when to fix it, and how to do it without eroding your profits.
How to Price a Warehouse Rental Based on Real Market Conditions
For warehouse owners: Remove the guesswork when setting a rental price and price your space based on actual market factors. Set the rent too high, and your space sits vacant. Price it too low, and you leave money on the table or attract tenants who don’t match the level of care, reliability, or long-term commitment you’re looking for. The lease amount should come from understanding how your property compares to others nearby, what’s leasing, what’s sitting, and what types of businesses are active in your market. Here’s how to analyze market comparisons, vacancy rates, and property features to set a realistic, competitive rental price.
How to Make Warehouse Upgrades That Justify Higher Rent
Attracting premium-paying tenants to a warehouse property isn’t always about large-scale renovations or costly overhauls. Consider implementing small, strategic upgrades to increase the value of your commercial property or warehouse. Here’s a practical guide on which warehouse features add value and how landlords can make incremental improvements that justify rental increases.
How to Lease Industrial Space: 10 Ways to Find Tenants
This article is written for commercial property owners trying to lease industrial space to tenants. A vacant space is expensive… Here are some practical ways to connect with tenants who are looking to rent commercial or industrial spaces.
What eCommerce Brands Should Look for in a Warehouse Rental
If you’re an eCommerce brand ready to level up but not ready to surrender fulfillment to a 3PL, here’s what to look for in a warehouse rental. When an eCommerce brand outgrows its garage or in-house setup but isn’t ready to hand everything over to a 3PL, renting warehouse space becomes a practical middle ground. It lets you retain ownership while outsourcing fulfillment tasks to people you manage directly. This setup comes with specific needs. You’re no longer packing orders yourself, but you’re still responsible for how they go out, how fast, how accurately, and at what cost. The space you rent should support this structure. If you’re ready to level up but not ready to hand things off to a 3PL, here’s what to look for in a warehouse rental.