Prologis, Inc., líder mundial en inmuebles para el sector logístico, continúa con su expansión en España y anuncia la adquisición por parte de Prologis Targeted Europe Logistics Fund (“PTELF”) de una nave multicliente gestionada por AXA de 34.000 metros cuadrados de superficie en el Centro Logístico de Abastecimiento (CLA) de Getafe (Madrid).

La propiedad, situada en el eje de la Autovía del Sur (A-4) en la intersección junto a la M-50 y R4, destaca por su estratégico enclave así como por sus excelentes prestaciones para la logística. El inmueble cuenta con superficies modulares, disponibles a partir de 3.000 metros cuadrados, ideales para satisfacer la demanda de nuevos clientes que requieran de un espacio personalizado. FedEx y Kuehne & Nagel, compañías logísticas líderes a nivel mundial con cobertura a nivel internacional, son ya algunos de los clientes de Prologis en Getafe.

Gustavo Cardozo, Vicepresidente Senior, Director de Mercado en España, comenta: " Tras esta adquisición, Prologis logra uno de sus objetivos que era el de tener presencia en la A-4, considerada uno de los ejes logísticos más importantes de Madrid y España”.

Prologis posee y gestiona aproximadamente un total de 680.337 metros cuadrados de instalaciones logísticas y de distribución en España, a fecha de 30 de junio de 2014.

Acerca de Prologis

 

Prologis, Inc, es el propietario, operador y promotor líder de bienes inmuebles, centrado en mercados regionales y globales de América, Europa y Asia. A fecha de 30 de septiembre de 2013, Prologis había realizado inversiones, sobre base consolidada o a través de joint ventures no consolidados, en propiedades y proyectos de desarrollo por un total de aproximadamente 52.2 millones de metros cuadrados de espacio industrial en 21 países. La empresa arrienda modernas instalaciones de distribución a más de 4.500 clientes, incluidos fabricantes, minoristas, empresas de transporte, proveedores de logística de terceros y otras empresas.  

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