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The world is not likely to forget the year 2020 any time soon. The coronavirus has not only put to the test the way we maintain our supply of goods, but also how goods are produced and transported. As serious as the pandemic is, however, various megatrends were already impacting society, industry and the economy for years before it broke out and thus ultimately also affecting the logistics real estate industry.