Van Acht Logistics Signs 58,000-Square-Meter Lease With Electric Vehicle Manufacturer in Veghel, With Colliers Advising
Van Acht Logistics has signed a full-building lease with an international electric vehicle manufacturer at De Kempkens 3000–3100 in Veghel, Netherlands. Colliers advised the landlord on the transaction. The approximately 58,000-square-meter facility is now fully leased, including office space and mezzanine, as the unnamed EV manufacturer consolidates its Dutch logistics operations into a single central location.
Deal Details: A Fully Leased, Sustainability-Certified Logistics Asset
The property at De Kempkens 3000–3100 sits on a 61,972-square-meter plot and comprises roughly 43,640 square meters of hall space, 12,229 square meters of mezzanine, and 1,716 square meters of office and social space. The building is equipped with 48 loading docks and 214 parking spaces. It holds a BREEAM-NL Outstanding certification, reflecting its sustainability, circularity, and energy-efficiency credentials, and is designed to accommodate further tenant growth.
Beyond the real estate transaction, Van Acht Logistics will also provide logistics services for the electric vehicle manufacturer, reflecting an integrated model that combines property ownership with outsourced operational support.
Colliers advised Van Acht Logistics on the leasing transaction. Greenberg Traurig provided legal counsel.
Veghel's De Kempkens: An Established Logistics Hub
The De Kempkens business park is a roughly 70-hectare industrial estate that already hosts companies including Udea, BAS World, and Toppy.nl, making it a recognized logistics cluster in the region. The location's existing infrastructure and tenant mix aligned with the EV manufacturer's requirements for consolidating its Netherlands distribution network into one node.
The Colliers team on the transaction included Rob Hermsen, Director & City Lead Eindhoven, and Steven van de Pol, Associate Director Industrial & Logistics.
Market Context: Quality Assets Absorbing Demand in a Selective Dutch Logistics Market
The transaction comes as the Dutch logistics real estate market has entered a more balanced but still active phase. Occupier take-up in the Netherlands reached approximately 833,000 square meters in the first quarter of 2026, up roughly 10.5% year over year, while investment volume in Dutch industrial and logistics assets totaled about €265 million in the same period. For the first half of 2026, total investment volume reached approximately €772 million, with around €618 million attributable to industrial and logistics assets.
Market vacancy in Dutch logistics stands at around 4.5%, with prime logistics net initial yields in the range of 4.60% to 4.75%. Vacancy is increasingly concentrated in older stock that no longer meets occupier requirements for specification and sustainability — a dynamic that underscores the continued demand for modern, certified facilities such as the one Van Acht Logistics has leased in Veghel.
The De Kempkens 3000–3100 lease illustrates how best-in-class, sustainability-certified warehouses continue to attract occupiers even as the broader market normalizes, and how landlords offering integrated real estate and logistics services are positioning themselves to meet evolving tenant needs in the Dutch industrial sector.
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