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Logistics Region Berlin

The Berlin-Brandenburg capital region combines a consumer market of more than six million people with a bridging role towards Central and Eastern Europe. Retail, e-commerce and urban distribution shape demand.

Location and access

Berlin is the hinge between Western Europe and the markets of Poland and the Czech Republic. The A10 ring bundles the routes to Hamburg, Leipzig, Munich and Eastern Europe. BER has established itself as a cargo node, and the freight villages around the city combine road and rail.

Demand

A large consumer market and above-average online retail growth drive demand. E-commerce companies and parcel carriers have built their distribution centres here. Technology, industry, food and pharma add demand for specialised and temperature-controlled space.

Clusters

GVZ Großbeeren in the south connects directly to the ring. Freienbrink in the east stands for large-scale distribution and production. Wustermark and Falkensee in the north-west benefit from the A10 and the port. Inside the city, urban logistics hubs and micro-depots serve the last mile.

Outlook

Population growth and e-commerce keep demand high. Developers focus on energy-efficient new builds, solar power and brownfield redevelopment in the surrounding area. In the city, zero-emission delivery gains importance, while research and start-ups push digitalisation and automation.

„Berlin is not only the capital but also an innovation centre for modern logistics. A strong consumer market, growing industry and international connectivity make it one of the most compelling locations for logistics real estate in Germany.“

Alexej Andreew, CEO

Catchment area of the logistics region Berlin

We broker logistics and warehouse buildings, production and light industrial space and industrial land to let and for sale across the region, including in these towns:

Frequently asked questions

Which locations define the Berlin logistics region?
Key logistics clusters are Großbeeren and Ludwigsfelde, Schönefeld and BER, Freienbrink and Königs Wusterhausen, Wustermark and Falkensee, Oberkrämer, Velten and Hennigsdorf and Inner-city logistics.
How is the Berlin logistics region connected?
Via the A10 Berlin ring, A9, A12, A13 and A24 motorways. Key hubs and terminals are BER Airport, GVZ Großbeeren, GVZ Freienbrink and Wustermark port (HavelPort).
Which sectors drive demand for logistics space in Berlin?
Mainly E-commerce and parcel, Retail and consumer goods, Technology and industry, Food and Pharma.
How do I find a warehouse in Berlin that is not publicly marketed?
Through a search mandate with LÈMANS. You tell us size, use and timing, and we review existing stock, projects and discreetly marketed properties in the region and present suitable options.

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