Robert C. Spies Industrial Real Estate GmbH & Co. KG has brokered the complete letting of a newly constructed logistics property in Dötlingen near Oldenburg, Lower Saxony. The building, located at Im Gewerbepark 14 in the Hockensberg commercial zone, is being occupied for the first time by OUBO International GmbH. The trading and consultancy company, which specialises in China-Europe business, is headquartered in Eschborn near Frankfurt am Main in Hesse. The owner, developer and project development company of the property is Dinklage-based Schewe-Immobilien. The lease is scheduled to commence in September 2026.
Floor area allocation and energy standards
The property comprises a total area of approximately 11,100 square metres. The main section consists of the warehouse area, complemented by roughly 600 square metres of mezzanine storage space as well as around 300 square metres of office and staff amenities. Completed in 2026 by general contractor Goldbeck, the building was constructed to the KfW 40 efficiency house standard and has been awarded a Platinum certificate by the German Sustainable Building Council (DGNB).
- —Building certification according to DGNB Platinum
- —Rooftop photovoltaic system for on-site electricity generation
- —Heat supply via energy-efficient air-source heat pumps
- —Integrated charging infrastructure for electric mobility
Specialised specifications for hazardous goods and battery storage
The structural design of the new development is tailored to demanding logistics requirements. The property meets the specific technical and fire protection prerequisites required for the storage of lithium-ion batteries. According to Rico Sygo-Knigge, Senior Consultant Logistics & Industrial Real Estate at Robert C. Spies, specialised uses of this nature place high demands on safety concepts and technical equipment, which in this location coincides with favourable transport connections.
By signing the lease, OUBO International secures an operational base in the North-West metropolitan region. The property benefits from direct access to the B213 federal road and the A1 motorway. In addition, there are short transport routes to the seaports of Wilhelmshaven, Bremerhaven and Hamburg.
Regional freight transport centres in Bremen and the Emsland area further connect the site to the rail and motorway network. International accessibility is rounded off by the commercial airports in Bremen and Hamburg.
