Redevco Acquires 30,000-Square-Meter Logistics Park in Duisburg, Expanding German Platform

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Aerial view of the three-building logistics park in Duisburg-Meiderich acquired by Redevco, showcasing the rooftop solar systems and industrial scale of the company’s German logistics platform.
Aerial view of the three-building logistics park in Duisburg-Meiderich acquired by Redevco, showcasing the rooftop solar systems and industrial scale of the company’s German logistics platform.| Photo: Redevco

Redevco has acquired a multi-user logistics park spanning approximately 30,000 square meters in Duisburg, Germany, the company announced Sept. 21, 2026, adding a sustainability-positioned asset to its growing German industrial portfolio in one of Europe's most active logistics corridors.

The property, located at Hamborner Straße 32–34 in Duisburg-Meiderich, comprises three mid-box logistics buildings on a 56,000-square-meter industrial site. The park was developed by Garbe Industrial and BREMER. The acquisition brings Redevco's total logistics platform to approximately 15 million sq ft and €1.05 billion of assets under management across 40 assets.

Asset Details and Occupancy

The Duisburg logistics park is 96% occupied across five tenants, primarily from the e-commerce sector. The asset includes a rooftop photovoltaic system, heat pump heating, LED lighting, and electric vehicle charging infrastructure, and is targeting DGNB Gold certification.

The transaction closed Sept. 16, 2026. The deal was valued at approximately €50 million, reflecting a passing yield of around 4.6%. The property's location in the Rhine-Ruhr region provides connectivity across one of Europe's most established industrial and logistics markets.

Redevco's Strategic Expansion in Germany

The Duisburg acquisition is part of an active acquisition period for Redevco in Germany. Earlier in September 2026, the firm announced a separate four-asset German acquisition that brought its logistics platform to approximately 11.9 million sq ft and roughly €1 billion in assets under management across 32 assets. The Duisburg deal represents a further step in that expansion.

Camila Malzkorn, Head of Transaction Management Logistics DACH at Redevco, said the acquisition adds a modern, sustainability-led asset to the firm's 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," Malzkorn said. "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."

Rhine-Ruhr Market Context

The Duisburg deal comes against a backdrop of healthy logistics demand in the Ruhr region. First-half 2026 take-up in the Ruhr logistics market reached 280,000 square meters, up 39.3% year over year. Prime rents in the region stood at €8.00 per square meter, with average rents at €6.70 per square meter.

Germany-wide, logistics and warehouse take-up rose 16% in the first half of 2026 compared with the same period in 2025. Prime rents in Germany's top five markets increased 3.2% year over year, while prime yields in those markets stood at approximately 4.50% in the first quarter of 2026. Investment volume in Germany's industrial and logistics sector reached €1.40 billion at the start of 2026, with prime yields at 4.40% and big-box vacancy compressed to 4.7% amid a 21% decline in new supply.

Demand drivers include supply-chain security considerations and higher inventory holdings among occupiers, while supply constraints have become increasingly relevant in core markets. Logistics service providers accounted for roughly 44% of Germany-wide take-up in the first half of 2026, followed by manufacturers at 30% and retailers at 19%.

About Redevco

Redevco is one of Europe's largest privately owned real estate managers, with assets under management of approximately €10.5 billion. The firm's logistics platform now spans 40 assets across approximately 15 million sq ft and €1.05 billion in assets under management following the Duisburg acquisition.