No Limit is serving the e-commerce sector in Central and Eastern Europe from its new 7R warehouse in Sosnowiec
During the pandemic, logistics real estate has become the asset of choice for investors more than ever before. Last year, the industrial real estate sector accounted for a record-breaking share (almost…
During the pandemic, logistics real estate has, more than ever before, become the asset of choice for investors. Last year, the industrial real estate sector accounted for a record-breaking share (nearly 50 percent) of the total transaction volume. Two of the most popular locations among the sector’s developers and tenants remain Silesia and its Zagłębie subregion. This is where 7R has developed a modern warehouse and office facility for No Limit, the brand that specializes in serving the e-commerce sector. This warehouse was built in accordance with a sustainable construction strategy.
The Sosnowiec BTS project for No Limit, a company with more than 30 years of experience in the TSL sector, is an A-class facility offering nearly 5,000 square meters of storage space within a warehouse hall designed for modern logistics operations. The facility was built as part of the 7R Park Sosnowiec complex, which consists of three buildings. No Limit also has 455 square meters of office space within the complex. The building was designed and constructed to the highest standards of sustainable construction in order to reduce the environmental impact of the project.
Sustainable warehousing
In 2020, 7R launched a major corporate development initiative in line with the principles of sustainable construction, while also promoting best practices among its customers and within the warehouse and industrial sector. The collaboration with No Limit is an example of an effective business partnership, built on shared values and a commitment to proactively investing in reducing the logistics industry’s carbon footprint.
One of the key aspects of No Limit’s strategy is its operational and business development, which incorporates eco-friendly solutions. The warehouse in Sosnowiec is an excellent example of this. We will utilize the infrastructure for electric vehicles as a key component in the distribution of our customers’ goods within the Silesian Agglomeration region. At the same time, we hope that operations at this location will improve the flow of general cargo from Poland to southern European countries and accelerate the development of contract logistics in the CEE market.
Mariusz Rączka
Logistics Director at No Limit
Hub No Limit at 7R Park in Sosnowiec offers 11 loading docks and 12 courier gates, including a semi-cross-dock solution—for example, loading docks and courier gates arranged in an L-shape. The company also operates an on-site car wash. There are 41 parking spaces around the building.
I am pleased that our long-term tenant has entrusted us with the task of developing one of their most important locations. The purpose of this investment was to provide energy generated entirely from renewable sources, which is why the building is equipped with photovoltaic panels mounted on a reinforced roof structure. In addition, we have installed LED lighting throughout the facility. At the site, we have also provided connections to nine “plug-in” stations for fast charging the operator’s electric fleet and have prepared the infrastructure for another 11 such stations. These are just some of the eco-friendly solutions implemented in the new building for No Limit, which plays a significant role in serving Poland’s expanding e-commerce market.
Maciej Krawiecki
Head of Leasing, 7R
The general contractor for the project is Atlas Ward, which, together with the Kwadrat studio, is also responsible for the architectural design of No Limit’s new headquarters in Sosnowiec.
Silesia is now a logistics hub
JLL experts have identified the Silesian Voivodeship as one of the most active warehouse markets in 2020. Silesia’s transformation into an industrial and commercial region is clearly evident here, and the extensive road and rail infrastructure is driving demand for production and warehouse space. Sosnowiec is considered a forward-looking city and has the largest population in the Dąbrowa Górnicza region. The 7R Park Sosnowiec’s proximity to Katowice, the main urban center in Silesia, as well as the A4 motorway and expressways, means that tenants choose the complex for its excellent location. The complex is also highly valued by employees.
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Lilianna (Elżbieta) Laudy
Marketing & Digital Manager
Lilianna Laudy serves as Digital & Marketing Manager at 7R SA, where she is responsible for developing digital and marketing initiatives that support brand visibility and online communication…
