Valor Real Estate Partners has completed the purchase of a modern logistics facility in Berlin on behalf of its joint venture with QuadReal Property Group. The deal to acquire the asset from Aurelis Real Estate comes just weeks after the partnership committed nearly €100 million to another site in the city.

The latest acquisition is an ultra-urban cross-dock property measuring 6,000 sqm. It is situated in the Charlottenburg-North submarket, which is one of the most competitive areas for industrial space in the German capital. The site currently serves as a hub for GO! Express & Logistics under a long-term lease agreement. It features substantial yard space and is located close to the CBD West and Berlin city centre.

This transaction continues a period of rapid growth for the joint venture. In December 2025, the partners committed €91 million to buy a 26,000 sqm asset and development plot in Lichtenberg, North-East Berlin. The partnership is targeting urban hubs where land for new development is scarce and population growth remains high.

Vincent Lampe, Senior Vice President at Valor, said: “This is a rare opportunity to acquire a modern ultra-urban logistics asset in one of Berlin’s most competitive and under-supplied sub-markets. This acquisition delivers secure long-term income and further expands our footprint in one of our high conviction markets where the development of ecommerce, sustained population growth and limited land for development will all support future demand for modern, well-located logistics space.”

Thomas Blangy, Senior Vice President at QuadReal, commented: “This transaction builds on the JV’s recent momentum and, following our €91 million deal in December, further strengthens our portfolio in what is Germany’s dominant e-commerce centre. With the property’s proximity to two of Berlin’s major consumer centres and its excellent transport links, this transaction is firmly in line with our global investment strategy of targeting high growth urban logistics hubs in key markets across Europe and the UK.”

Legal advice for the buyer was provided by Schilling, Zutt & Anschuetz. Technical consultancy was handled by Rider Levett Bucknall, while Colliers acted as the broker for the seller.