Getafe has established itself as one of the most strategic logistics hubs in Madrid’s inner suburbs thanks to the availability of land for new developments and its links to major transport routes. This location, situated south of the capital and linked to corridors such as the A-4 and the M-50, allows companies to expand their operations and meet demand in the metropolitan area, driving large-scale projects such as the Newdock Gavilanes I logistics park, marketed by Proequity and Savills.
The current state of the industrial property market in the central area is characterised by a shortage of well-located land and the need for companies to establish their operational bases close to urban centres. In this context, Getafe stands out for offering a combination of proximity to the country’s main consumer market, operational efficiency and the capacity to accommodate modern facilities.
According to market analysis, these conditions are decisive for logistics operators, industrial companies and firms in the retail sector seeking to optimise costs and gain space without moving too far from the capital.
An example of the current dynamism in the municipality is the Newdock Gavilanes I project, located in the Los Gavilanes Business Park. This development is situated on a plot of over 131,000 sqm and has a built-up area of approximately 85,000 sqm. The complex is divided into three separate warehouses measuring 41,000, 28,000 and 16,000 sqm respectively.
From a technical and environmental perspective, the warehouses have been designed to meet High Risk Level 8 safety standards and hold LEED Platinum certification, ensuring a high level of sustainability.
The launch of these flexible and connected platforms not only strengthens the region’s logistics infrastructure but also promotes economic activity and job creation in the transport and ancillary services sectors within the town.
