WCG appointed for the marketing of a new class A logistics hub in the province of Alessandria 

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WCG appointed for the marketing of a new class A logistics hub in the province of Alessandria 

WCG – World Capital Group has been appointed – in co-exclusive with Retop Srl – to market and lease a newly built logistics property located in Novi Ligure (AL), one of the main strategic hubs of Northern Italy.

The property is owned by Impresa Tre Colli Spa , a player active in the development of high-value-added real estate projects with a sustainability-oriented approach.

The Class A asset covers a total area of ​​11.373 m2, of which 10.315 m2 is warehouse space and 1.058 m2 is mezzanine space.

The property features high-quality features, including a 12-metre headroom , 10 loading bays and large manoeuvring areas , as well as modern installations such as a sprinkler system, smoke detection and LED lighting.

The project also integrates advanced ESG solutions , including a legally required photovoltaic system , rainwater recovery systems and electric charging infrastructure.

The goal is to achieve LEED Gold certification , confirming an approach oriented towards sustainability and reducing environmental impact.

Located in Novi Ligure, the hub represents a strategic logistics hub for the hinterland of Genova, with quick links to Milano and Turin and direct access to the A7 Milano Genova, via the Serravalle Scrivia toll booth.

The property is also located in the Simplified Logistics Zone (ZLS), which allows companies to benefit from administrative concessions and simplifications.

“The logistics real estate market continues to prove extremely dynamic, with demand increasingly oriented towards sustainable and strategically positioned assets - comments Andrea Faini, CEO & Founder of WCG In particular, Piedmont confirms its position as a key area thanks to its immediate connection to the main motorways, the Ligurian ports and, in general, the markets of Northern Italy.”