Our ‘Hanover North I’ logistics centre covering more than 44,000 m² is being built in Wietze, near Hanover. In addition to excellent transport links to the German motorway network, the logistics property impresses with its state-of-the-art facilities and the implementation of high ESG standards!
Brownfield
Project type
approx. 77,000 m²
Plot area
approx. 38,000m²
Warehouse
A7/10km
Connection
approx. 1,800 m²
Office and social space
approx. 4,500m²
Mezzanine space
About the property
A state-of-the-art logistics property with more than 44 000 square metres of rental space is being built on a 77 000 square metre greenfield site. The warehouse area of almost 38 000 square metres is divided into four halls. The property also has four groundlevel driveways. The mezzanine area spans 4500 square metres, with 1800 square metres of office and social space planned. The logistics property is particularly characterised by its high ESG standards. In addition to the photovoltaic systems on the roof and the heat pumps, generous drainage areas, green-landscaped facades and flower meadows are planned for this purpose. We are aiming to achieve BREEAM “Very Good” certification. The property is rounded off by ist attractive design featuring wooden trusses, generous window fronts and vibrant petrol colours.
Location
Connections
Motorway A7: approx. 10 km
Container Terminal Hannover: approx. 50 km
GVZ Hannover-Lehrte: approx. 20 km
Hannover-Langenhagen cargo airport: approx. 40 km
Access
The site is located in a small but established industrial area with local and medium-sized companies (metal construction etc.) as well as a large company from the food industry. In addition, it is right next to the L214 highway, which runs for 10 km to the A7 motorway in a westerly direction, thus linking the site with major national locations such as the airport and Hanover city centre, which is less than 50 km away.
About the Hanover logistics region
The logistics region comprises the greater Hanover area as well as the neighbouring cities of Salzgitter, Braunschweig and Wolfsburg to the east. The greater Hanover area enjoys good connections to the German motorway network and is located at the intersection of major northsouth (A7) and east-west (A2) connections. It also offers the possibility to use all four modes of transport. Hanover is also a central grouping location for container traffic from the North Sea ports, therefore meaning goods can be efficiently distributed throughout Germany. In order to fulfil this function, the region has efficient multimodal infrastructure for container handling, in particular the Nordhafen in Hanover and the freight transport centre (GVZ) in Lehrte.
