INTRODUCTION
Madrid is not just the capital of Spain. It is a global city with growing influence in the European logistics landscape. From here, companies from Asia, the Americas, or Africa can access multiple markets from a single operational base.
The central location on the Iberian Peninsula makes it a natural link between Europe and the Global South. But what truly sets Madrid apart is its ability to support complex logistics operations in a stable, well-connected, and internationally oriented environment.
We have been investing in the Madrid region for over two decades and know that those who choose Madrid aren’t just looking for space — they’re looking for a competitive edge.
Why choose Madrid?
A gateway to the European market.
From Madrid, you can reach 90% of the Iberian Peninsula’s GDP in under 12 hours. As the capital of the EU’s fourth-largest economy, Madrid offers direct access to Southern European markets and seamless connections with the continent’s major logistics corridors.
A natural bridge to Latin America and North Africa.
Madrid is more than the heart of Spain — it’s a base to operate across Western Europe, North Africa, and Latin America. With trade agreements, cultural ties, and advanced infrastructure, Madrid offers a unique geostrategic position for companies seeking a reliable and efficient gateway into Europe.
World-class air connectivity.
Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas Airport is Spain’s top air freight hub, with direct routes to Asia, the Americas, and Africa. This ensures fast, reliable cargo flow backed by a strong global logistics network.
Economic, regulatory, and political stability.
Spain offers a solid investment climate within the legal framework of the European Union. It combines a modern public administration, legal certainty, and access to skilled talent at all levels of the supply chain.
A growing business ecosystem.
Madrid is the largest economic centre in Spain and home to one of the most dynamic business communities in Europe. Leading multinational companies in retail, automotive, food, and technology have already established their logistics hubs here, taking advantage of modern infrastructure, available land, and a highly skilled professional workforce.
Strong potential for e-commerce and last-mile delivery.
With over 6 million residents and high consumer demand, Madrid is a strategic market for urban distribution, fulfilment centres, and rapid delivery hubs servicing one of the largest cities in Europe .
Marq – your trusted partner to land with confidence.
At Marq, we develop modern, sustainable logistics spaces adaptable to every type of operation. In the Madrid metropolitan area, we offer three key locations that represent the best of the market:
Magna Park Tauro – Building 3 (Illescas) – Available now
A consolidated location in the south of Madrid, within a prime logistics hub shared by major companies such as Amazon, Inditex, Alcampo, H&M, Michelin, Toyota, and Airbus. Covered by the Toledo labor agreement, one of the most competitive in the sector. Direct access to the A-42, AP-41, R-4, CM-41, and CM-43 highways.
G-Park Getafe II – Available now
Ideal for urban, regional, or last-mile distribution. BREEAM Excellent certified, designed with high energy efficiency standards, renewable energy, and sustainable materials.
OAXIS – GLP Park Madrid Villaverde (under development)
The first next-generation urban logistics park in Madrid is now under development with the first building already let. BREEAM Excellent and BREEAM Urbanism certified. Located just 9 km from Madrid city center, with direct access to the M-40, A-42, and A-4 highways. An urban logistics ecosystem designed for electric vehicles and fully connected to public transport (EMT, Metro y Cercanías).
Madrid connects you to Europe. Marq provides the space for your business to grow.
If you’re considering a logistics investment in Europe, Madrid is the place. And Marq is the partner you can trust to help support your logistics operations.
Contact
Miguel Monreal
Senior Development Director
mmonreal@marqlogistics.com
+34 607 183 492