Arrow Capital Partners to develop sustainable logistics hub in Duisburg

Arrow Capital Partners, in collaboration with Cerberus Capital Management for their SIRE joint venture, is developing a sustainable logistics development in Duisburg, Germany. 

Duisburg - Arrow Capital Partners

This project will encompass 89,000 m2 of logistics and light industrial space, divided into two sections: Arrow Point Duisburg West (over 51,000 m2 logistics) and Arrow Park Duisburg West (38,000 m2 light industrial).
The development prioritises sustainability, aiming for DGNB 'Platinum' certification. It will incorporate a fossil-free heat pump system, solar panels, and EV charging stations, with buildings meeting BEG 40 energy efficiency standards. Additionally, the site will feature an 11,500 m2 public park for both employees and residents.
Strategically located in the Rhine-Ruhr metropolitan region, the site offers excellent connectivity to major transport hubs, including ports, regional highways, and Düsseldorf Airport. It also benefits from access to a large, skilled workforce, with 13 million people residing within a 60-minute radius.
The project will be completed in phases, with the first expected in early 2027 and the final phase by mid-2028. 
This development is part of Arrow's ongoing strategy to acquire and develop logistics sites across Europe, building on the success of projects like Arrow Point Bremen, which was fully pre-let last year.
Martien van Deursen, partner and head of Germany & Benelux at Arrow Capital Partners, said: “The launch of this development marks a significant milestone for our ambitious development programme throughout Europe, as we continue to deliver future-proof, Grade A logistics space that incorporates extensive sustainability measures to meet the needs of tomorrow’s occupiers. 
Our plan to develop Arrow Point Duisburg West and Arrow Park Duisburg West reflects our sustained confidence in the German logistics market. We are actively seeking further logistics development sites across both Germany and Europe, building on our track record of delivering €350 mln of development projects below capex budget.”