Urban logistics is based on a constant process of innovation in terms of transport organization, warehouse design and the use of digital technology. Its environmental and land footprint is growing. With the rise of e-commerce and the reorganization of supply chains, goods transport is now a major challenge for urban societies. What are the consequences of these transformations on logistics real estate? What new balances are emerging in urban and periurban areas for the integration of logistics warehouses and the minimization of their impacts? This 3rd volume of the Welcome to Logistics City series by the researchers of the Logistics City Chair and their partners analyzes these questions in a comparative and international perspective.