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The industrial park in Oschersleben offers three different hall spaces, each of which can be used flexibly. Office and social spaces are available within the halls. The property offers sufficient space for storage or parking of trucks and cars. A supermarket, hotel, restaurant, and gas station are in the immediate vicinity, ensuring that customers and employees can meet all daily needs. A highlight of the city is the Motorsport Arena Oschersleben, one of Germany's most famous racetracks. Opened in 1997, the track is an important venue for national and international motorsport events, also offering opportunities for driver training and other motorsport activities.

The CTP location in Wittingen is an established production, storage, and administration complex with a total rental area of approximately 21,259 m², spread over two properties. The spaces at the location are flexibly divisible and suitable for various uses across different industries. Modern office and social areas are available. Hall height: Plant I (West): 5 m, Plant I (East) and Plant II: 7 m. There is ample outdoor space for parking or for additional construction or project development. The spaces were originally used by a printing company.

The logistics park, mainly built in the 1990s, was an important distribution center for the retail chain Tegut until 2024. The heterogeneous mix of floor sizes (between 1,800 and 5,300 m²) and hall heights (up to 11 m) offers numerous usage possibilities. Customers have the opportunity to actively shape their new spaces at this location and benefit from the currently planned revitalization and optimization of the existing spaces. This includes the retrofitting of additional modern docking options and the enhancement of the ecological sustainability of this location. A large photovoltaic system and heat pumps are planned for the park.

The business park in Linthe consists of six buildings constructed between 1977 and 1998, including a warehouse (approx. 11,300 m²) with an associated administrative building (approx. 1,325 m²). The existing hall will be supplemented with additional docking areas as part of the currently planned new construction and retrofitted with a photovoltaic (PV) system. Currently, the existing hall is serviced by 5 ground-level doors. The hall was recently equipped with a new, modern sprinkler system. The new building (approx. 16,000 m²), ready for occupancy by December 2024, will be built to the latest ESG standards, including a PV system and heat pumps.