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市場調查報告書
商品編碼
2062188
北美倉儲與儲存:市場佔有率分析、產業趨勢與統計及成長預測(2026-2031 年)North America Warehousing And Storage - Market Share Analysis, Industry Trends & Statistics, Growth Forecasts (2026 - 2031) |
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根據 Mordor Intelligence 預測,北美倉儲市場規模將從 2025 年的 1,346.9 億美元成長到 2026 年的 1,404.7 億美元,然後在 2031 年達到 1724.5 億美元,2026 年至 2031 年的複合成長率為 4.19%。

本報告按倉庫類型(普通倉儲、冷藏倉儲、農業倉儲)、終端用戶行業(電子商務和零售、食品飲料、汽車、製造和工程產品、其他)以及地區(美國、加拿大、墨西哥)進行細分。市場預測以美元(USD)為單位。
為了因應更短的配送時間,零售商們正將庫存部署在距離市中心10英里(約16公里)的範圍內。亞馬遜位於賓州帝國市和愛達荷州南帕市的倉庫每天處理超過2萬份訂單,而沃爾瑪位於印第安納州麥科斯維爾市的220萬平方英尺(約20萬平方米)的配送中心則利用自動化倉庫系統(AS/RS)將揀貨到出貨的周期縮短至兩小時以內。面積小於5萬平方英尺(約4,600平方公尺)的末端配送設施空置率約4%,低於7.4%的全國平均。凱斯公司新近在豐塔納開設的20.97萬平方英尺(約19700萬平方米)的綜合設施,將小包裹分揀與當日送達的準備工作相結合,服務於內陸帝國地區的460萬居民。預計到2025年第一季,電子商務在美國零售總額中的滲透率將達到16%,屆時,無法獲得市中心空間的企業將面臨失去盈利的合約的風險,這些合約可能會被垂直整合的競爭對手搶走。
人事費用上升和設備價格下降已將機器人的投資回收期縮短至兩到三年。據物流稱,自主機器人已將處理能力提高了30%至40%,投資回收期不到36個月。盧卡斯系統公司的語音控制節流技術可將生產力提高20%至40%,同時降低10%至20%的人事費用。斯托德公司斥資4000萬美元擴建位於希伯倫的工廠,新增了52.5萬平方英尺的自動化分類設施,使中型貨運公司能夠以低於傳統成本結構的價格運作。主要限制因素是人員短缺。 64%的營運商難以招募維修技術人員,供應商被迫將服務人員納入多年合約中。
美國主要市場的租金預計將從2020年的每平方英尺8-10美元上漲到2025年的每平方英尺12-15美元,其中南加州的租金漲幅條款每年將超過8%。由此帶來的利潤率壓力正促使第三方物流(3PL)營運商遷往裡諾、鳳凰城和其他二線都會區,這些地區的土地成本比沿海主要樞紐低30-40%。然而,長途運輸導致的12-24小時配送時間增加正在威脅當日達服務。隨著租約在2026-2027年到期,25-35%的租金漲幅將迫使營運商精簡其資產組合,轉向自動化、高密度的設施。
冷藏倉儲預計複合年成長率將達9.85%。這主要歸因於企業為滿足藥品低溫運輸需求以及生鮮食品線上銷售的成長而加大投入,冷藏倉儲租金已達每平方英尺12至15美元,而常溫倉儲租金僅為每平方英尺8至10美元。 NewCold位於賓州黎巴嫩的全自動化設施,其托盤密度比傳統速凍設施提高了30%;而EVERSANA位於孟菲斯的樞紐則將約20°C的儲存環境與人工智慧庫存管理系統相結合,用於生物類似藥的儲存。
儘管預計到2025年,普通倉儲仍將保持最大的市場佔有率,但隨著通用商品轉向高密度自動化設施,其在北美倉儲市場的佔有率(51.5%)正在萎縮。農產品倉儲仍然是一個小眾領域,僅限於中西部糧食走廊地區,該地區季節性波動會削弱自動化投資的回報。目前,資金正流入混合式設計,這種設計將常溫和冷藏區分隔在同一設施內,從而實現收入來源多元化並分散設施風險。
According to Mordor Intelligence, the north america warehousing and storage market size is expected to grow from USD 134.69 billion in 2025 to USD 140.47 billion in 2026 and is forecast to reach USD 172.45 billion by 2031 at 4.19% CAGR over 2026-2031.

This report is Segmented by Warehouse Type (General Warehousing and Storage, Refrigerated Warehousing and Storage, Farm Product Warehousing and Storage), by End-User Industry (E-Commerce and Retail, Food and Beverage, Automotive, Manufacturing and Engineering Goods, and More), and by Geography (United States, Canada, Mexico). The Market Forecasts are Provided in Terms of Value (USD).
Retailers now stage inventory within 10 miles of urban cores to meet shrinking delivery windows. Amazon's Imperial, Pennsylvania, and Nampa, Idaho sites each process 20,000-plus daily orders, while Walmart's 2.2 million square-foot McCordsville, Indiana hub uses automated storage and retrieval systems to cut pick-to-ship cycles below two hours. Vacancy in sub-50,000 square-foot last-mile facilities sits near 4% versus the 7.4% national average. Kase's new 209,700 square-foot Fontana complex integrates parcel sortation with same-day staging for 4.6 million Inland Empire residents. Operators unable to secure infill land risk ceding profitable contracts to vertically integrated rivals as e-commerce penetration climbed to 16% of United States retail sales in Q1 2025.
Payback periods for robotics have fallen to two to three years as labor costs soar and equipment prices drop. GXO Logistics reports 30-40% throughput gains from autonomous mobile robots with sub-36-month paybacks. Lucas Systems' voice-directed slotting delivers 20-40% productivity increases alongside 10-20% labor-cost reductions. Stord's USD 40 million Hebron expansion embeds 525,000 square feet of automated sortation, undercutting legacy cost structures for mid-market shippers. The primary constraint is talent: 64% of operators struggle to hire maintenance technicians, pushing vendors to embed service staff in multi-year contracts.
Asking rents in tier-one US markets reached USD 12-15 per square foot in 2025, up from USD 8-10 in 2020, while escalation clauses top 8% annually in Southern California. Resulting margin pressure pushes 3PLs toward Reno, Phoenix, and other secondary metros where land costs trail coastal gateways by 30-40%. Yet longer line-haul distances add 12-24 hours to delivery times, jeopardizing same-day offerings. Lease renewals coming due in 2026-2027 will impose 25-35% rent resets, forcing portfolio rationalization into automated, higher-density facilities.
Other drivers and restraints analyzed in the detailed report include:
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Refrigerated warehousing posted a 9.85% forecast CAGR, as operators chase pharmaceutical cold-chain mandates and fresh-food e-grocery flows, paying USD 12-15 per square foot in rent against ambient's USD 8-10. NewCold's fully automated Lebanon, Pennsylvania site delivers 30% higher pallet density compared with legacy blast-freeze layouts, while EVERSANA's Memphis hub aligns -20 °C storage with AI inventory for biosimilars.
General warehousing retains the largest 2025 footprint, yet its 51.5% North America warehousing and storage market share erodes as commodity SKUs migrate toward higher-density automated sites. Farm-product storage stays niche, limited to Midwest grain corridors where seasonal volatility undermines automation ROI. Capital now flows to hybrid designs that partition ambient and cold zones under one roof, capturing diverse revenue streams while diluting site risk.