Climate Risk: Logistics & Industrial Global Outlook

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RISK CLIMATE LOGISTICS& INDUSTRIAL

GLOBALOUTLOOK

DEEPDIVE – INLANDEMPIRE PRESENT DAY RISK

The Present: • The risk ranges for wind, precipitation, and cold are relatively low, with some variability around precipitation. • The higher average and maximum risks for wildfire indicates the need for active wildfire prevention and planning now and into the future, • Similarly, the variability in flood risk requires a mindful eye on flood risks, which may occur during the wet season. • Riverside has some significantly flood-exposed locations, despite the average flood risk being low. Inversely, Moreno Valley has the highest average wildfire risk, with some sites being more protected. The Future: • Heat, hail, wildfire, and precipitation risks are all projected to rise in the future across all submarkets. • Flooding and wind remain stable, but given current-day flood risks in some locations, this topic should be monitored closely. • Drought risk remains high and stable over time, while risks related to cold are projected to decline. • Overall, the Inland Empire requires careful planning around wildfire, heat, and drought, with site-specific plans required to address variable rainfall and localized flooding.

HIGHEST BUILDING RISK SCORE IN SUBMARKET

AVERAGE SUBMARKET RISK SCORE

LOWEST BUILDING RISK SCORE IN SUBMARKET

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Rialto

Corona

Riverside

Moreno Valley

San Bernardino

FLOOD

WIND

HEAT

WILDFIRE

PRECIPITATION

COLD

ALL

CLIMATE RISK: LOGISTICS & INDUSTRIAL GLOBAL OUTLOOK 18

CUSHMAN & WAKEFIELD

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