There is always some problem when you move your goods from one location to the other, this will very likely increase as more sophisticated techniques are created and more advanced technology is implemented, logistics development will continue to adapt to these complexities to make operations as efficient as possible, distribution centers will also continue to evolve as industrial needs change. The rise in energy costs and uncertain economic conditions will make intelligent logistics park development a necessity. There are many challenges that must be dealt with; an industry’s needs may be in conflict with residents who live nearby a planned distribution center. This leads to several considerations that planners need to keep in mind. Firstly it is important to work to overcome neighbors' objections. While everyone in the industry may think that logistics park development in a certain area is a great idea, area residents may not. Sound strategies have to be put in place to deal with roadblocks and other issues that might disturb people. There are many areas, however, that will welcome this sort of project with open arms. They may offer significantly better pricing and flexibility. But that doesn't mean they're the best places to locate. Companies value location in relation to their business needs much more than any incentives that a local government may offer. This type of project can also be a little costly, so it may be incumbent upon carriers to help shoulder the burden. Since they benefit from the transportation of goods, it is essential that they make some sort of contribution to the construction effort.

For construction site logistics it can take a great deal of time for logistics development to take place because there are so many pieces that must be put together. It can take even longer if public funds are needed in addition to private monies. It is critical that developers closely factor in the realities of the economic environment. The strength of the local economy will obviously be of great importance to companies that are giving out the products locally The closer a center is located to markets with substantial growth potential and strong purchasing capacity, the more successful a logistics park development will be making the construction site logistics look good. The most successful planners will be able to provide the infrastructure that businesses need to reduce their transportation costs. However, rental rates are a surprisingly minor consideration for most companies when they evaluate a distribution center. Even if rates are exceedingly low, other factors such as security risks may make a particular center look bad.