The Belgian-Hungarian logistics warehouse development company continues to expand
Weerts Logistics Park (WLP) HUR One Kft., which has a Belgian-Hungarian ownership background, is building a logistics hall with a floor area of nearly 55,000 m2 in the neighborhood of Debrecen, in Ebesen. WLP is the first investor with foreign interests to develop speculatively in the area of the Hajdú-Bihar-Várgey headquarters without having an order record yet. The investment with an excellent location will take place near the Debrecen airport and the BMW factory under construction.
During the design, the contractors of the project pay special attention to sustainability and the use of renewable energy sources. The logistics hall, featuring energy-efficient solutions, meets the requirements of the BREEAM Very Good rating.
The investment in Ebes, which has a Belgian-Hungarian ownership background, entered a new phase on March 28, 2024. It was then that the foundation stone of the building was laid.
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