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7R Park Lublin East is in the home stretch

  Construction has begun on the final phase of 7R Park Lublin East I. The fourth warehouse, with an area of over 57,000 square meters, is fully leased. The fourth and final building will expand 7R Park Lublin…

Lilia Laudy September 30, 2024 3-minute read
A bird's-eye view of the 7R Park Lublin East complex of production and warehouse facilities, surrounded by greenery, with an access road and parked vehicles

 

Construction has begun on the final phase of 7R Park Lublin East I. The fourth warehouse, with an area of over 57,000 square meters, is fully leased.

The fourth and final building will expand 7R Park Lublin to 110,000 sq m, making it the largest in the region. “The completion of the final construction phase is a key milestone that will bring our project to a close.” The park is perfectly located—just 4 km from the center of Lublin, in the immediate vicinity of the ring road and with convenient access to expressways. This is one of the factors that contributed to the success of the commercialization. To date, we have already leased over 100,000 sq m of space here to leading brands.” – says Michał Białas, Co-CEO at 7R.

– The dynamic growth of this region and the high level of activity among companies in the FMCG, TSL, and manufacturing sectors underscore Lublin’s strategic importance as a logistics and industrial hub that meets the market’s growing needs. We are looking for additional land parcels in this region – adds Joanna Ociepka-Wojciechowska, Leasing Director at 7R.

The facility will be equipped with a range of advanced solutions designed to lower operating costs and minimize its carbon footprint. Among the technologies used is the DALI dynamic lighting control system, which automatically adjusts light intensity to external conditions, significantly reducing energy consumption. In addition, the building will be equipped with 150 kWp of photovoltaic panels, with the option for future expansion. The use of water-efficient fixtures, such as showerheads and sensor-controlled faucets, allows for a significant reduction in water consumption, thereby supporting the sustainable management of natural resources. The facility will meet the BREEAM assessment criteria .BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method) is one of the world’s most important and widely recognized methods for the multi-criteria assessment of buildings in terms of sustainability, environmental performance, and user comfort. BREEAM certification confirms that the warehouse facility was designed and constructed in accordance with rigorous environmental standards.Read the full definition → at the “Excellent” level.

Dekpol is the general contractor for the project. Intensive earthwork is currently underway at the construction site, including: removal of the topsoil layer and site preparation, stabilization of the work platform, relocation of the storm sewer system, and the start of foundation work. The project is progressing according to schedule.

The 7R Park Lublin East I project prioritizes biodiversity in line with the principles of sustainable development. The park features meadows planted with local wildflowers that are resilient to climate change. The area is enclosed by green fences, and the presence of insect houses, beehives, and bird feeders supports local wildlife. The needs and comfort of employees and visitors have not been overlooked either. 7R Park Lublin East I offers modern amenities such as an electric vehicle charging station and a covered, well-lit bike shelter, which helps promote sustainable transportation and provides a space for rest during work.

The current tenants of 7R Park Lublin East I include: Spiżarnia, a distributor of Polish food products; Specjał, a wholesaler; Nagel Group, a logistics company; Media Expert and Euro RTV AGD, retail chains offering electronics and home appliances; and Parys, a manufacturer and distributor of automotive chemicals and cosmetics.

O 7R

7R is a rapidly growing real estate developer headquartered in Poland, operating in the commercial real estate market and offering Class A warehouses for lease. The company serves a variety of industries, providing warehouse and industrial facilities, including “built-to-suit” projects (BTSBuilt-to-Suit (BTS)Built-to-Suit (BTS) is a model for commercial real estate development—most commonly warehouse or industrial—designed and built from the ground up to meet the specific, individual requirements of a particular tenant. Unlike ready-made speculative space, a BTS facility is custom-built, taking into account the client’s unique technological processes, warehouse layouts, and technical specifications.Read the full definition →). Its portfolio includes large-scale logistics parks as well as small business units (SBU).A Small Business Unit (SBU) is a flexible warehouse module with a smaller floor area (typically ranging from 300 to 1,500 m²), combined with high-end office space or a prestigious showroom. SBU facilities are typically located within major cities, providing an ideal solution for last-mile logistics, e-commerce, and SMEs.Read the full definition →) and urban warehouses known as 7R City Flex. To date, the company has completed projects with a total area of over 1.8 million square meters, and approximately 2.3 million square meters of GLA is currently in development in Poland and the Czech Republic. Demonstrating its commitment to sustainable development, 7R is actively involved in ESG initiatives, caring for the environment, local communities, and corporate governance. For more information, visit www.7rsa.pl

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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…

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