Lion’s Head, a real estate investment and asset management platform focused on prime office and logistics properties in the CEE region, received the construction permit for its first logistics park in Romania, in Popesti-Leordeni.
The park will be situated between the DNCB (existing ring road) and the A0 (Bucharest’s new ring road), close to the A2 highway, allowing fast connections to all areas of Bucharest and key main transport corridors.
Lion’s Head Logistics Park will offer flexible spaces between 1 500 and 20 000 sqm per unit with 12 m clear height. The project will feature 3 warehouse buildings, designed for storage and logistics operations, with a total built-up area of approximately 85 000sqm.
Construction of the development is set to begin in Q3 of this year. The 65 million euros project will be built on a 155 000 sqm plot acquired by the company last year.
“Romania’s logistics market holds exceptional potential, and we are fully committed to contributing to its growth. With our local team and their proven expertise in delivering complex projects, we are confident in launching the development of our first logistics park. The project will provide sustainable, efficient, and flexible spaces, that shall be tailored to the specific needs and expectations of our tenants.“, says Alina Necula, Country Manager Romania Lion’s Head Investments.
“With this step, we follow our strategy to expanding into new CEE markets, turning local opportunities into platforms for regional growth. Romania is a central pillar in this journey, where we are investing not just capital, but also our expertise to shape next-generation logistics—sustainable, scalable, and future-ready. Through this project, we are making a groundbraking in creation of our CEE portfolio of logistics parks, where Romania will paly a key role.“, says Vladimir Gurdjieff, Group Director Logistics and Industrial Assets Lion’s Head Investments.
This development marks the expansion of Lion’s Head’s portfolio in Romania and its diversification into the logistics segment. The company, a joint venture of AG Capital and Old Mutual Property, manages a real estate investment portfolio worth over €440 million, which includes Oregon Park in Bucharest.