The real estate developer Panattoni has just announced the acquisition of a 126,000 sqm plot in Seville for the development of the Panattoni Park Sevilla Port, which will be located in the south of the city, within the port area.
The planned park project consists of 4 buildings of 32,000 sqm, 21,000 sqm, 14,000 sqm and 5,000 sqm respectively, designed to accommodate different users and totaling a leasable area of 72,000 sqm.
Panattoni plans to launch the construction of the first building at risk during the first quarter of 2022. The project, which will be designed for logistics and light industry use, will have 70 loading and unloading docks for trucks and delivery vehicles and a clearance height of 11.50 m to maximize pallet storage.
The project will be located in the only inland port in Spain. Its proximity offers a key location for receiving and shipping goods. In addition, the complex will have a 750-space car park and will have a strategic location thanks to its access to both the A4 motorway and the SE-30 ring road.
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Gustavo Cardozo, General Director of Panattoni for Spain and Portugal, added that «it fills us with pride to be able to report on what is so far Panattoni's most ambitious project in the Iberian Peninsula, which will be located in such a representative enclave for the logistics of our country such as Seville, the most important logistics hub in Andalusia. This new project consolidates our expansion plans at an important time for a phase of economic growth such as that expected after the pandemic, and gives us the possibility of offering our clients state-of-the-art logistics and industrial warehouses fully adapted to the needs current trends in the sector, within a park concept, with all the advantages of cost efficiency and synergies that this allows users and in a city as important to our sector as Seville ».
This new Panattoni development will have the highest sustainability standards and will have the environmental guarantee provided by the BREEAM energy certification, all in line with its ‘Lean & Green’ Plan. In terms of sustainability, solar panels with a power of 100 kW per building and a charging station for electric vehicles will be installed. Energy efficiency will be enhanced with the smart LED lighting system, as well as smart waste management systems. It will also have a modern access control and security system.
