Madrid, the capital of Spain, has an urban area population of 3.3 million and a metropolitan area population of 6.5 million. It is the third-largest city in Europe and represents about 20 percent of Spain’s GDP.
2 Properties in the Area
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Guadalajara DC1
CALLE ANTONIO BATTLE 3 Suelo
19004 Guadalajara
SpainBuildingTotal Available215278 - 432181.349 SF 20000 - 40151 SQM 6050 - 12145.678 tsuAvailable 7/1/2023 -
Coslada DC2
Avenida Industria 22
28823 Coslada
SpainBuildingTotal Available34229.202 - 92128.22 SF 3180 - 8559 SQM 961.95 - 2589.098 tsuAvailable Now
Available Space in Madrid
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215278 - 432181.349 SF 20000 - 40151 SQM 6050 - 12145.678 tsuAvailable 7/1/2023
Guadalajara DC1
CALLE ANTONIO BATTLE 3 Suelo
19004 Guadalajara
SpainTotal Available864330.406 SF 80299 SQM 24290.448 tsuTotal Building Size432181.349 SF 40151 SQM 12145.678 tsu -
34229.202 - 92128.22 SF 3180 - 8559 SQM 961.95 - 2589.098 tsuAvailable Now
Coslada DC2
Avenida Industria 22
28823 Coslada
SpainTotal Available183976.579 SF 17092 SQM 5170.33 tsuTotal Building Size241434.277 SF 22430 SQM 6785.075 tsu
Several of Spain’s largest companies, including Telefónica and Iberia Airlines, are based in Madrid. Madrid’s economy is primarily driven by services, which account for about 85 percent of its GDP.
Madrid is an important center for regional, national and international logistics, with trade and consumption driving demand. Barajas Airport is one of Europe’s top-10 air cargo hubs, handling 340,000 tons in 2015. The longest rail link in the world and the first direct link between China and Spain came on line in 2015, showcasing the potential for a new Silk Road.
Prologis has available warehouses in Madrid and operates industrial property throughout the Madrid region.
