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Redevco strengthens logistics platform in Germany with acquisition of prime Duisburg logistics park

  • Redevco acquires a c. 30,000 sqm prime multi-user logistics park in Duisburg, developed by Garbe Industrial and BREMER 
  • The property is 96% occupied across five tenants and benefits from strong connectivity across the Rhine-Ruhr region 

London, 21 September, 2026 – Redevco, one of Europe’s largest privately owned real estate managers with assets under management of around €10.5 billion, has acquired a prime multi-user logistics park in Duisburg, Germany, further strengthening its presence in one of Europe’s key logistics markets. 

This transaction brings Redevco’s total logistics platform to approximately 15 million sq ft and €1.05 billion of assets under management across 40 assets. 

The c. 30,000 sq m multi-user park comprises three mid-box logistics buildings across a 56,000 sq m industrial site at Hamborner Straße 32-34 in Duisburg. The property is 96% occupied across five tenants, primarily from the e-commerce sector. The asset includes a range of sustainability features, including a rooftop photovoltaic system, heat pump heating, LED lighting, and EV charging infrastructure, and targets a DGNB Gold certification.  

Camila Malzkorn, Head of Transaction Management Logistics DACH at Redevco said, “This acquisition adds a modern, sustainability-led asset to our German logistics platform in one of Europe’s most important industrial regions. The diversified occupier base provides resilient income, alongside attractive potential for future value creation. The Rhine-Ruhr area remains a core focus for us, and this acquisition reinforces our conviction in its long-term fundamentals. It was a pleasure to work closely with the Garbe Industrial team, and we look forward to future opportunities to collaborate.”

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