SEGRO reports the conclusion of a lease agreement for an area of approximately 37,300 square metres in SEGRO Park Dortmund. The tenancy was taken up by one of the leading logistics service providers, specialising in the healthcare sector. This tenant is expected to commence occupation of building C in October 2026. The transaction underlines the ongoing development of SEGRO Park Dortmund into a central hub for logistics operations in North Rhine-Westphalia.
The completion of halls A and C is scheduled for September 2026. The construction company Goldbeck is acting as the general contractor for the realisation of this project. The demanding nature of the new tenant's industry is reflected in the specific requirements for the logistics property, which must meet the standards of the healthcare sector.
Through this tenancy, SEGRO Park Dortmund continues to establish itself as a strategically important location. The infrastructure and geographical location in North Rhine-Westphalia offer optimal conditions for companies that need to ensure an efficient distribution chain. These developments are significant for the regional economic structure and the strengthening of Dortmund as a logistics hub.
- —Lease Area: Approximately 37,300 m² of logistics space
- —Commencement of Lease: October 2026
- —General Contractor: Goldbeck
- —Legal Counsel SEGRO: GÖRG law firm
SEGRO's legal counsel for the lease agreement was provided by the GÖRG law firm. The customer was introduced by the brokerage firm JLL. This cooperation between various specialists reflects the complexity and scale of such real estate projects in the logistics segment. The involvement of qualified partners is crucial for the smooth running and success of large-scale lettings.
The continuous expansion and successful leasing of space in SEGRO Park Dortmund emphasise the sustained demand for modern and functional logistics properties. In particular, the need for specialised solutions for sectors such as healthcare demonstrates the growth potential in this market segment and the necessity for flexible and adaptable property offerings.
