According to a JLL report titled “Beyond the Box: The Future of Real Estate of India’s Leading 3PL Players,” the Third-Party Logistics (3PL) sector in India has become the leading occupier segment of the warehousing market, with cumulative gross absorption exceeding 110 million square feet between 2021 and H1 2026. During this period, the sector’s absorption share remained steady, ranging from 28% to 42%, indicating continued momentum despite broader economic swings.
As one of the market’s most reliable growth engines, India’s 3PL industry routinely accounts for the largest portion of gross warehousing demand. The 25% increase in typical deal sizes from 100,000 square feet in 2021 to 125,000 square feet in 2025 indicates a long-term growth trajectory and demand for infrastructure that is prepared for the future.
According to Yogesh Shevade, Managing Director, Industrial & Logistics, India, JLL, This is about India’s manufacturing and logistics sector becoming globally competitive through strategic infrastructure investment that supports automation, sustainability, and technology integration.
The systematic prioritization of operational efficiency and contemporary standards supporting technology integration and automation preparedness is shown in the noticeable shift toward institutional-grade storage infrastructure.
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