Real estate for logistics has attracted a lot of investment, including the renovation of abandoned buildings with a view to urban redevelopment.
In fact, according to an analysis of World Capital Group, this year more than 140 new projects are coming in the North and Central Italy in the logistics sector, including the recovery of former disused areas and modern developments in green warehousing Bts (Build-to-suit) for a total of 4.6 million square meters. (Sole 24ore)
In the first trimester of 2023 is recorded a take-up of logistic spaces pairs to 626.000 square metres, in contraction but (- 12%) regarding the same trimester of 2022. (Supply Chain Italy)
This decrease is determined by the general period of uncertainty of the market but sees its way out in the green transition and in the interventions of urban regeneration, restructuring and reclamation of abandoned or degraded areas, as well as improvement of existing structures.
Ceccarelli Group, for its logistics centers, has followed this trend by investing, between the offer of the local real estate sector, in disused or renovated buildings instead of building new structures.
The Logistics Hub of Pradamano, 8,000 square meters, was born from a shed in disuse for years.
The Logistics Hub of Tolmezzo of 6,500 square meters derives from the rehabilitation and reclamation of the area, following the demolition of industrial buildings now abandoned for over a decade.
The Budoia Logistics Center of 16,000 square meters, which until 2017 was home to an important furniture factory.
