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Spain industrial and logistics:20 sites, 2.5 million sqm operating.
As of 11 November 2026, Real Assets tracks 20 industrial and logistics sites in Spain, 4% of the 518 tracked in Europe. Lettable area: 2.5 million sqm operating, 43,027 sqm not yet operating (reported for 20 of 20 sites). Most sites: P3 Logistic Parks (3), Prologis (3), VGP N.V. (3).
Unlock all 20 Spain sitessites tracked in Spain · 4% of Europe · 11 operators
- P3 Logistic Parks (3)
- Prologis (3)
- VGP N.V. (3)
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Spain: 4 industrial and logistics sites with their own page
- Los Gavilanes logistics portfolio (P3, 9 assets)
P3 Logistic Parks, Getafe122,000 sqm - Mountpark Illescas IV Speculative XXL RBW Madrid South
Mountpark Logistics, Illescas92,000 sqm - P3 Zigoitia
P3 Logistic Parks, Zigoitia43,027 sqm - Scannell Logistic Park Santa Perpetua Barcelona AP-7
Scannell Properties, Santa Perpètua de Mogoda34,000 sqm
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Counts are sites Real Assets has recorded, not a full census, and grow as coverage grows. Sites are listed with the operator as published (the owner for industrial parks). Data updated 11 November 2026; this page was built on 11 November 2026 at 13:26 UTC, so the live app can show a few more or fewer sites and deals.
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How many industrial and logistics sites are in Spain?
20 as of 11 November 2026, 4% of the 518 tracked in Europe. This is what we have recorded, not a full census.
Who has the most industrial and logistics sites in Spain?
By sites tracked: P3 Logistic Parks (3), Prologis (3), VGP N.V. (3).
How much lettable area is there in Spain?
Lettable area: 2.5 million sqm operating, 43,027 sqm not yet operating (reported for 20 of 20 sites).
How does Spain compare with other countries?
Spain ranks number 8 of the 15 largest countries by sites tracked. The largest is Germany with 162.
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