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ProDelta Real Estate develops and manages logistics and industrial real estate in the Rotterdam port delta and in the region covering the Rotterdam-Antwerp-Ruhr triangle.

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ProDelta buys building located at Lekstraat 3 in Oss

ROTTERDAM - ProDelta recently purchased the commercial building located at Lekstraat 3 in Oss. The property comprises an existing commercial building of approximately 3,000 m2 situated on 5,895 m2 of land. The building is leased long-term to Van Raakstaal Oss B.V..

ProDelta extends lease agreement with loyal tenant at Commodity Park Rotterdam

Recently ProDelta has renewed the lease of approximately 22,000 m² of industrial space at the Commodity Park Rotterdam for a long period. This tentant rents space at this complex already since the completion of the Commodity Park Rotterdam in 2008.

New development ProDelta fully leased in Ede

The Distribution center at Frankeneng in Ede, developed by ProDelta, was completed in December 2022. The complex comprises approximately 41,120 m² of warehouse space, 7,453 m² of mezzanine space and 1,792 m² of office space.

ProDelta concludes long-term lease with UBQ Materials in Bergen op Zoom

Recently ProDelta concluded a lease with UBQ Materials for a site of approx. 6 hectares at Conradweg 3-9 in Bergen op Zoom. A modern industrial building of 20,000 m2 has already been built on the site. A start will be made with the construction of additional buildings for UBQ during the first quarter of this year.

ProDelta expands its healthcare-related property portfolio

At the end of 2021 ProDelta added a second investment to its healthcare-related property portfolio. It concerns the Buitenrust care complex in Halsteren (Bergen op Zoom). The complex is located at Beeklaan 2 in park-like surroundings near the centre of the village of Halsteren.

Clean Tech company UBQ Materials and ProDelta Real Estate come together in a sustainable relationship

Over the last ten years, Clean Tech company UBQ Materials has developed a ground-breaking method for converting unsorted household waste, including organic material, into the most climate-positive thermoplastic material on the market. UBQ’s first production site outside its homeland of Israel is in Bergen op Zoom, in a building owned by ProDelta Real Estate. ‘This is a logical match.’

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