Prologis, Inc., líder global del sector inmobiliario industrial, anuncia hoy la firma de un acuerdo de arrendamiento con Grupo Jevaso, operador logístico gallego líder en el sector textil, de una nave logística de 18.440 metros cuadrados cerca de Barcelona, España.
La propiedad está situada en la Central Integrada de Mercancías (CIM Vallès) en Santa Perpètua de la Mogoda, uno de los enclaves de referencia del área metropolitana de Barcelona. El CIM Vallès ofrece excelentes conexiones de transporte, incluyendo las autopistas AP-7 y C-58, así como un fácil acceso al puerto y al aeropuerto de Barcelona. Prologis adquirió dicho inmueble en el año 2014.
Grupo Jevaso empleará este edificio para ofrecer un servicio logístico con valor añadido a unos de sus principales clientes, una compañía líder dedicada al diseño y producción de prendas de vestir y complementos, fundada en Barcelona, Cataluña (España), con presencia en más de 100 países de todo el mundo.
"Esta operación nace como resultado de la inversión estratégica que hicimos el año pasado para satisfacer la creciente demanda de nuestros clientes: contar con edificios de calidad con una ubicación clave en el norte de Barcelona”, afirma Gustavo Cardozo, Vicepresidente Senior de Prologis Iberia. “Este acuerdo refleja nuestra habilidad de poseer propiedades de alta calidad que se adaptan al creciente negocio online de nuestras clientes”.
La Consultora Inmobiliaria Estrada & Partners ha sido la encargada del asesoramiento de la operación.
Acerca de Prologis
Prologis, Inc, es el líder global del sector inmobiliario. A fecha de 31 de diciembre de 2014, 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 55 millones de metros cuadrados en 21 países. La empresa arrienda modernas instalaciones de distribución a más de 4.700 clientes, incluidos fabricantes, minoristas, empresas de transporte, proveedores de logística de terceros y otras empresas.
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