Zagreb is the intersection of the Mediterranean and Rhine-Danube corridors. It serves as the primary distribution center not only for the local market but also as a "breaking point" for cargo heading to the Balkans and Central Europe.

Grade A warehouse space in the Zagreb region is highly competitive, with average monthly rents ranging from €5.50 to €7.50 per sq. m. While prices have stabilized, the high demand for "Smart Warehousing" with AI integrations can drive rates for premium facilities slightly higher.

Yes. While digital wallets (Apple/Google Pay) are growing among younger consumers, Cash on Delivery remains a "comfort" method for many. Top 3PLs like Warehouse.hr manage the entire COD reconciliation process, which is vital for maintaining high conversion rates in the local market.

The strategic shift of port operations toward the island of Krk (connected to the mainland) allows for deeper-draft vessels and higher container throughput. 3PLs are positioning themselves to leverage this "New Rijeka" to handle 2026's increased global trade volumes.

Absolutely. With the 2026 focus on the EU Green Deal, many 3PLs have adopted EV delivery fleets for last-mile urban delivery in Zagreb and Split. Sustainable packaging and AI-optimized routing are now standard features for premium fulfillment partners.