Logicenters continues to grow in Denmark with a new investment in Høje Taastrup. The new property will be developed into a modern logistics facility, with the first 8,500 m² being ready by January 2027. The second phase of 25,000 m² is planned for completion in 2030, bringing the total area to 37,000 m² in one of Denmark’s most important logistics locations.
Logicenters is adding another Danish investment to its portfolio. The new property was acquired from Castellum, with a long-term focus on sustainability and efficiency. It will incorporate renewable energy solutions with rooftop solar panels, as well as circular construction methods that reuse materials from the existing building.
“The acquisition in Høje Taastrup is a significant milestone in our mission to provide logistics infrastructure across the Nordics. Our work with Castellum has been efficient and beneficial for both parties. With this warehouse space, we are now in a very good position to meet the need for logistics facilities that are both strategically located and sustainably developed”, says Thomas Petersen, Commercial Manager at Logicenters Denmark.
The facility is located near the motorway network with immediate access to the city of Copenhagen and the Øresund bridge. With Copenhagen Airport and major ports nearby, the location provides optimal conditions for efficient logistics operations with a reduced environmental footprint.
“The agreement is an important step forward in our strategy. The acquisition of the logistics center in the capital area is not just an investment in square meters – it is an investment in the infrastructure of the future. As e-commerce, ESG requirements and urbanization redefine supply chains, through this agreement we can offer one of Denmark’s most important logistics hubs to our partners. This is where the logistics of the future will be driven from – sustainably, efficiently and close to the customer. We look forward to developing and constructing 37,000 m2 that can both support our customers’ need to be close to Copenhagen and at the same time operate their business from sustainable buildings,” says Thomas Riise-Jakobsen, partner and head of Nrep Denmark.
To support both short- and long-term logistics needs, the project will be constructed in two phases. The initial 8,500 m² will be built speculatively and completed in early 2027. An additional 25,000 m² will follow in 2030, with further opportunities for growth in the region.