When office and logistics share the same address: Why proximity between teams and operations matters

For a company that sells products, manages client relationships, stores goods and organises deliveries, the office and the warehouse can easily appear to be two separate real estate decisions. One is shaped by the needs of the administrative team, while the other is driven by logistics requirements. In the first case, factors such as the working environment, meeting spaces and employee access tend to matter most. In the second, the focus shifts to freight flows, floor area, technical specifications and connections to major transport routes.