Our specialization in logistics properties may seem narrow, but in practice, it is much broader. Our tenants have widely varying needs, and the handling of goods depends on where they are in the logistics network.
Catena offers a variety of warehouse and logistics facilities that, through their different functions, interact within the complex logistics network. Together, they optimize the flows that keep our society running smoothly. Each property faces different demands depending on its specific role and position in the chain.
An omni-facility is a hybrid between, for example, a terminal and a logistics warehouse. That means it has the numerous gates characteristic of the terminal and the space required to receive and dispatch incoming and outgoing goods on the same day. However, it also has the height characteristic of a logistics warehouse, which is needed to cost-efficiently warehouse goods, even over extended periods.
An omni facility or an omni warehouse can include virtually any combination of logistics functions required, depending on location and area.
Several tenants often operate in the same area, although in different facilities. Catena's major logistics positions are located close to transportation routes and population centers. Cohesive logistics clusters provide economies of scale and make it easier to find efficient and sustainable solutions – a win-win for all.
A multi-tenant warehouse is a single logistics facility that is flexible and adaptable over time and can accommodate multiple tenants.