The expansion of logistics centers within the urban perimeter of São Paulo has become a key piece for companies that need to operate efficiently in the capital. By reducing distances and optimizing product circulation, this model improves mobility, reduces operational costs, and even generates a positive impact on sustainability, with lower carbon emissions in cargo transportation.
GoodStorage, an expert in storage spaces and a pioneer in offering smart and urban spaces, has been expanding its presence in this market, providing infrastructure that meets the needs of companies that need to operate more efficiently within the city without compromising their logistics.
An example of how this infrastructure makes a difference in daily operations is Eletromidia, the largest out-of-home media company in the country. The company uses GoodStorage spaces to store equipment and essential consumables for the installation and maintenance of its assets spread across the city, including urban furniture and electronic screens in elevators and shopping malls. ‘Our equipment turnover is daily, and having a well-located operational center allows us to streamline logistics and maintain operational efficiency,’ highlights Paulo Brada, COO (Chief Operations Officer) of Eletromidia.
In addition to convenience, factors such as asset security and modern infrastructure were also decisive in Eletromidia’s choice of the solution. The presence of on-site caretaking and the structure of an urban logistics condominium allow the company to focus on its core business without the concerns of a traditional property. ‘GoodStorage’s urban storage model brings an important differentiator: we can operate with more security and predictability,’ adds Paulo.
The logic of urban logistics centers goes beyond convenience. Positioned close to consumption and distribution centers, these spaces contribute to reducing cargo vehicle traffic, decreasing congestion and pollutant emissions. ‘Our strategy of offering logistics solutions within the city not only improves operational efficiency but also aligns with a more sustainable mobility model for São Paulo,’ says Thiago Cordeiro, founder and CEO of GoodStorage.
With the growing demand for fast deliveries and more agile operations, the concept of urban storage is gaining strength. Companies from various sectors are adopting this model to optimize their logistics, improve response time to consumers, and reduce the environmental impact of their operations.
The partnership between GoodStorage and Eletromidia reflects this trend, showing how urban infrastructure can be strategically used to boost businesses and make the city more efficient.
