Valencia, July 8, 2025 – Our city is experiencing a pivotal moment. In just six months, 50% of all the logistics space contracted in 2024 has already been taken up—exceeding 145,000 m². This growth momentum, driven by international investment, is positioning the region as one of the leading logistics hubs in Southern Europe. On top of that, over 750,000 m² of new logistics platforms are currently under construction—many of them speculative developments—and five major ‘big-box’ projects are being developed in strategic locations along the A-3 and A-7 corridors. The combination of sustained demand, limited land availability (currently below 1%), and strong institutional support further reinforces Valencia’s appeal as a first-class logistics and business destination.
An ecosystem for growth and innovation
This development goes beyond meeting the needs of the logistics sector. It is a clear opportunity for international companies seeking to establish themselves in an environment with modern infrastructure, global connectivity, and a vibrant, fast-evolving ecosystem. Valencia offers a competitive setting to open operational centers, European headquarters, or innovation units—with access to qualified talent, high quality of life, and strong public-private support to ease market entry. For international professionals, the city represents a unique chance to be part of a growing hub where technology, advanced logistics, and global openness converge. Valencia is not just growing in logistics space—it is growing in vision, positioning, and its ability to attract forward-thinking companies and talent.
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