P3 JadeWeserPort

Building a total of 140,000 square metres of logistics space at the JadeWeserPort freight transport centre (GVZ). As the only deep-water port in the Federal Republic, it serves a steadily growing international demand and offers opportunities that go far beyond the previous ones. Large shipping companies are increasingly ordering ships with a large draught, which can easily berth here regardless of the tide and also find connections to road and rail thanks to direct link. The project with its three large halls is to be completed in stages. The first hall with 31,738 m² is completed and available for rent. Each hall will be equipped with solar panels on the roof. Larger gates allows the loading of bulky freight.

Espace actuellement disponible

108 865 m²

Opportunités de développement

0 m²

Disponibilités

0 m²

Espace bureau disponible

Bâtiments

Bâtiment	Espace de développement disponible	Espace Total	BREEAM	EPC	Eclairage LED	Places de parking
1	0 m²	31 595 m²	-	A		967
2	108 865 m²	108 865 m²	-	-	-	-
Total	108 865 m²	140 460 m²				967

Information clé

Standard A+ class warehouse
Clear height 12 meters
Load capacity: 7t/sqm; single racking leg 10t
11 dock doors
17 level loading doors
967 car parking
58 truck parking
BREEAM Excellent
LED Lighting
Dali lighting system
Water taps with motion sensors
Motion sensors in most frequented rooms
Parking space for bicycles
Charging points for cars
PV system on the roof
Smart metering

Aménagements

km de la grande ville

Places

967

Stations-service

Germany has a highly developed economy, which is the biggest in Europe at €4.32 trillion GDP in 2021, and a per capita GDP of €52,208. Unemployment stood at 2.9% as of mid-2022, one of the lowest rates in the EU. Vehicle manufacturing is a leading industry in Germany, followed by healthcare and electrical engineering. Germany is the largest exporter in Europe. The ‘autobahn’ road network is the world’s third longest highway system and Germany is well-connected to neighbouring countries by highways. It has nine borders: Denmark, Poland, Czechia, Switzerland, Austria, France, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands.