Panattoni has announced the construction of a new logistics platform in the province of Burgos, specifically in the city of Miranda de Ebro. The total surface area of the complex will be around 131,000m² of gross leasable area, to be built in two phases, of which 127,773m² will be used for warehousing and almost 4,000m² can be used as offices. This development, which is scheduled to begin construction this summer, represents an investment of more than €90m and is a clear reflection of the company's strong commitment to Castilla y León.
The initial project will be built on a 284,779.55m² site and will consist of two flexible buildings that can accommodate up to 8 different tenants as well as logistics and industrial activities. Given the growing demand for XL logistics facilities, this site also allows the company to develop a single 142,000m² building, linking the 2 phases, which could be one of the most strategic and active transport hubs in the Iberian Peninsula.
Panattoni Park Miranda de Ebro' will have a free vertical storage height of 11.5 meters; 156 loading and unloading docks (72 in the first phase and 84 in the second stage of construction); 35 meters of maneuvering beach for trucks; 1,292 parking spaces for cars and 24 parking spaces for trucks. As Panattoni reminds us, the urban planning regulations of Burgos allow flexibility in terms of size, shape, buildability and maximum height, so it can be a very suitable asset for a BTS project that can address the needs of the most demanding tenants.
This new property will offer its future tenants all the innovations in terms of energy efficiency, in line with the developer's 'Go Earthwise with Panattoni' philosophy. In this regard, it will meet the highest standards of quality and land optimization, will have its own photovoltaic installation to supply clean energy to the building and intelligent LED lighting to reduce costs and environmental impact.
"When we announced the construction of 'Panattoni Park Burgos' we did so with the conviction of betting on this province. And that is what we are doing with this new project. Castilla y León is a region full of opportunities and our intention is to continue promoting its economy with new infrastructures that will make it more dynamic," said Gustavo Cardozo, Panattoni's General Manager for Spain and Portugal. "Panattoni Park Miranda de Ebro' will allow us both to offer logistics buildings to several operators in an area with a shortage of assets, and to develop a large XL project to optimize the operations of the most demanding customers".
