It is in Santa Iria da Azóia that Panattoni Park Lisbon-City will be born; it is one of the most significant logistics projects in Greater Lisbon and co-exclusively marketed by Savills and Cushman & Wakefield.

Scheduled for completion by the end of 2025, Panattoni Park Lisbon-City aims to respond to the country’s current logistics needs, offering an area of 85,000 sq m, spread over various warehouse and office spaces.

Located in an area that forms part of one of the country's most important logistics routes, this asset is located on the city’s doorstep and will have several warehouse units for cross-docking and logistics operations, with various options for available areas.

The logistics park will have a total office area of 5,000 sq m and 122 loading and unloading bays, spread across the four buildings, while the warehouses will have a minimum ceiling height of 10.5 metres, fire risk level 2, sprinklers and a slab overload of 6Ton/sq m. This logistics complex will also have a total car parking area for more than 300 vehicles and vans, chargers for electric vehicles and a bicycle park in each of the four warehouses.

With a total area of 85,000 sq m (GLA), the park will be able to accommodate four properties: three warehouses for several tenants and a cross-docking facility for a single tenant. In addition, the three warehouses will be flexible enough to accommodate several tenants in smaller units starting at 5,400 sq m (with 10 loading and unloading bays each).

In line with Panattoni's sustainability strategy “Go Earthwise with Panattoni”, the project will have the BREEAM “Excellent” sustainable construction certificate, which guarantees compliance with the highest sustainability standards.

Located just 5 minutes from the A1 motorway and 11 minutes from Lisbon airport, this asset is a differentiating solution for companies needing Grade A logistics space in Lisbon.

“We are very pleased to announce our expansion into the Portuguese market. Portugal offers excellent conditions to invest and grow alongside local and international companies operating in Portugal in our sector. Panattoni Park Lisbon City is the demonstration of a clear commitment to continue growing in the different markets of the Iberian Peninsula, with a strong focus on Portugal in recent years,” says Gustavo Cardozo, Panattoni’s Managing Director for Spain and Portugal.

Pedro Figueiras, Head of Industrial & Logistics at Savills, emphasises: “Panattoni Park Loures will undoubtedly be a benchmark in the national logistics market. With more than 85,000 square metres, this project has a unique location, excellent accessibility and proximity to the main road networks and aims to respond to the current supply needs in Greater Lisbon. Equipped with state-of-the-art infrastructure, this project also meets the highest sustainability standards on the market, with BREEAM “Excellent” certification. Savills is already working on the commercialisation process for this asset, scheduled for completion by the end of 2025, so that new tenants can secure space in what is the project closest to the city.”

Sérgio Nunes, Head of Industrial, Logistics & Land at Cushman & Wakefield, said: “We are very excited to be able to announce our participation in the commercialisation of one of the most important logistics parks in Greater Lisbon. Panattoni is the number one developer in this sector in Europe, which gives us special peace of mind due to its vast experience, guaranteeing that this project will be one of excellence. This logistics park will fulfil the need for new high-quality space in the city. We will be able to provide a park capable of carrying out the last mile of distribution and at the same time a large structure (big box) that will considerably reduce the costs of delivering goods for companies.”

 Detailed Technical Specifications:

• Warehouse no. 1: 29,142 sq m of GLA (up to 3 tenants)
• Warehouse no. 2: 18,119 sq m of GLA (up to 2 tenants)
• Warehouse no. 3: 27,390 sq m of GLA (up to 4 tenants)
• Cross-dock: 8.859 sq m of GLA (single tenant)

The development will be divided into two phases involving new construction and rehabilitation of existing facilities; the first phase will be ready by the third quarter of 2025 and the second phase will be built immediately afterwards.