Frankfurt (Oder), January 17th 2019:
Using the project title “LogPlaza Frankfurt (Oder)”, the OSMAB Holding AG from Roesrath (North Rhine Westphalia) is planning to set up an industrial and logistics park in the freight village Frankfurt (Oder).
The freight village Frankfurt (Oder) is located in the immediate vicinity to the autobahn A12 (E30) at the height of the motorway access Frankfurt (Oder)-West.
In total, the company bought around 345,000 m² (34.5 ha) from various owners. In a gradual expansion, the company will use its “LogPlaza” concept to develop several real estate complexes of different sizes and characteristics that will meet contemporary high quality requirements of logistics and industrial companies. Interest in the new site in Frankfurt (Oder) arose due to the ongoing need for new, easily accessible logistics real estate in the German capital city region of Berlin-Brandenburg. “The potential of the region’s workforce and the availability of appropriate land plot sizes to develop even a big box of up to 170,000 m² were crucial for our decision to invest here,” explains Anton Mertens, Chairman of the board of OSMAB, who emphasised on the trustful process during the entire relocation process. “With the project teams in Frankfurt (Oder) we have found reliable partners with whom we plan to work successfully over the next few years. We see great potential for the economic development of Frankfurt (Oder).”
Areal view: The freight village in Frankfurt (Oder) from the bird’s eye perspective. In total the company has purchased around 345,000 m² (34.5 ha) of land alongside the A12 motorway at the height of the Frankfurt (Oder)-West motorway junction, roughly corresponding to the size of 70 football pitches. The former pre-parking areas for customs clearances between Germany and Poland are still clearly visible (source: ICOB).
Signature: Anton Mertens, Chairman of the board of OSMAB Holding AG and, at the same time, managing director of the “LogPlaza Frankfurt (Oder)”-project company LPFO 1 GmbH, signed together with Frankfurt’s Lord Mayor René Wilke (l.) the purchase agreement for the acquisition of industrial and commercial space in the freight village Frankfurt (Oder) (source: ICOB).
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