In Wietze, near Hanover, our “Hanover North I” logistics property is being developed, offering more than 79,000 m² of rental space. The property benefits from excellent connections to the German motorway network and combines high-quality fittings with flexible use options.
Questions about the property
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Brownfield
Project type
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approx. 147,000 m²
Plot area
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approx. 69,000 m²
Warehouse
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A7/10 km
Connection
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approx. 2,900 m²
Office and social space
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approx. 7,100 m²
Mezzanine space
About the property
A modern logistics property is being developed on a greenfield site in Wietze that originally covered approximately 77,000 square metres. Following the addition of further land, the site has been expanded to around 147,000 square metres. The planned total rental space has therefore increased to approximately 79,000 square metres. Around 69,000 square metres of warehouse space is spread across seven units and offers flexible use options. The first construction phase, comprising around 38,000 square metres of warehouse space, will be carried out without the need for pre-letting.
The planned features include rooftop photovoltaic systems, heat pumps, green-landscaped facades and e-charging stations for cars and bicycles. The project is targeting BREEAM “Very Good” certification.
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
All details in the exposé
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.
