Real estate investment company Lion's Head has received a building permit for its first logistics park in Romania, located in Popesti-Leordeni, a southeastern suburb of Bucharest. The project represents a strategic investment of 65 million euro and will be implemented on a 155,000 m2 site, BalkanEngineer.com has learned from a company announcement.

The logistics park will have three modern warehouse buildings with a total floor area of 85,000 m2 and will offer adaptable modules from 1,500 to 20,000 m2 with a clear height of 12 m. Construction is expected to start in the third quarter of 2025.
The choice of location - between the existing DNCB ring road and the newly built A0, close to the A2 motorway - ensures excellent transport accessibility to all parts of the Romanian capital and the main logistics routes.
The park will be implemented with a focus on sustainability and efficiency and will include green spaces, recreational areas, electric vehicle charging stations and advanced energy solutions through BMS technologies and sustainable materials.
"With this investment, we are laying the foundations for our logistics expansion in Central and Eastern Europe. We believe that Romania has huge potential and we are ready to offer the next generation of logistics infrastructure," said Vladimir Gurdjieff, Director of Logistics and Industrial Assets at Lion's Head Investments.
The company is a joint venture between AG Capital and Old Mutual Property, and manages assets worth over 440 million euro, including the Oregon Park office complex in Bucharest.

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