 PolanenPark
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PolanenPark is an ideal location for any business involved in storage, wholesale, recycling, manufacturing, data processing and logistics. What makes this regional location unique is the combination of wonderful plots, easy accessibility and a central location between Haarlem and Amsterdam. PolanenPark’s image is that of a high-quality business location and it is the first to have a Green Data Center Campus.
| Vervoerscentrum
| 45 ha |
Business park for businesses of up to environmental category 3. Ideal hub for last mile logistics and urban supply chains.
| Baanstee Noord
| 80 ha |
Purmerend is situated closely to the most popular Dutch tourist attractions. Its historic inner city has a medieval street plan and numerous historic monuments. Its excellent accessibility makes it an ideal starting point to visit the great landmarks of The Netherlands. With an expected growth of domestic and international tourism, the number of overnight stays is expected to grow, increasing the need for affordable alternative accommodations in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area.
| Commercial lots Waarderpolder
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The Municipality of Haarlem is offering several plots of land for sale at the Waarderpolder business park with a view to facilitating the expansion of the business enterprises currently established here and/or the establishment of new businesses. There are numerous possibilities for each plot of land. A plot of land that corresponds to the potential buyer’s requirements will be sought in consultation with the potential buyer.
| Business Park Amsterdam Osdorp
| 3 ha |
The Business Park Amsterdam Osdorp has a unique location at the logistics west axis between Schiphol Airport and the city center of Amsterdam, near the motorways A9, A5, A4 and A10.
| PolanenPark
| 12 ha |
Storage, building materials, recycling, manufacturing industry, transport operations by road and water are all possible at PolanenPark. All things considered, PolanenPark is the only area on the west axis where businesses can go for various types of activities. This is a truly unique location in the region because it combines: the type of business operations, access to water, a high-quality look and a high level of organisation. Park management and a central location in the Amsterdam metropolitan area.
| Schiphol Logistics Park
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It’s just a five-minute drive from Schiphol Logistics Park to a loading bay at Schiphol. The park is south of the airport, right beside the A4, with its own exit from the N201 and close to the A9 and A5 for Greenport Aalsmeer and the port of Amsterdam. It’s no wonder that the site is considered a triple-A location by many air integrators, forwarders, transporters, investors, hauliers and couriers, lorry repairs, car rental companies en other service providers.
| De Loeten
| 4.5 ha |
De Loeten is a business park development in the south of the municipality of Amstelveen, within 5 minutes’ drive of the FloraHolland auction site via the N201 exit. There are various plots available, of different sizes. The site is suitable for a range of business activities, but particularly for auction-related and/or logistical businesses in light of its proximity to Schiphol and FloraHolland.
www.amstelveen.nl/deloeten
| Stadhaven Minerva
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From lumber harbors to creative hub, Stadhaven Minerva has transformed into a vibrant creative hive of fashion, design, media, food, and thriving start-ups.
Embracing the rugged industrial character, the area renewed itself into a richly patterned business estate for creative entrepreneurs, culture and events. It’s buzzing with creativity and new fashion, media and design business. Stadhaven Minerva is highly accessible and conveniently located close to Amsterdam’s vibrant city center and Europe’s preferred Airport Schiphol.
Port of Amsterdam is responsible for Stadhaven Minerva’s park management and strives to achieve a high-quality environment for both real estate and public areas. The focus lies on architecture (including heights, façades, materials, safety) and spatial quality. The area’s unique feature is, without a doubt, the impressive waterfront with views on water and shipping traffic. This inspiring port area offers multitenant buildings with space for large and small scale companies. Embracing its creative signature, companies can co-create their buildings and plots, or participate in a project managed by real estate developers.
| Atlaspark
| 50 ha |
Atlaspark: THE logistics hotspot
The Atlaspark industrial estate is the logistics hotspot of the port of Amsterdam, and combines air and sea transport. In the Netherlands, it is seen as a model example of how an industrial estate can be designed to meet the requirements of modern-day logistics services. The location offers a direct connection to a wide variety of intermodal transport options by rail, sea, inland waterway, road and air. It is the only industrial estate to offer a multimodal location at this level and on this scale in the Amsterdam Metropolitan Area.
www.portofamsterdam.com/Eng/business-english/real-estate/Atlaspark-THE-logistic-hotspot
| Alfadriehoek
| 25 ha |
Alfadriehoek is a business park strategically located as Amsterdam’s western gateway, connecting Sloterdijk railway station and the buzzing residential quarter of Westerpark, while Amsterdam Airport Schiphol is just 15 minutes away.
Alfadriehoek offers an unique combination of rail and road connectivity. With ample parking, a designated metro station and a nearby train station, the area has outstanding accessibility for visitors and employees.
Alfadriehoek is rapidly developing, as more and more companies set up shop in the area. Alfadriehoek is a green business park with high-quality public design and rich amenities that soon will be enriched by 24/7 service providers and restaurants, complementing the industrial character of the port with the life of the city, making the business park an even more dynamic area.
| Schiphol Trade Park
| 112 ha |
Schiphol Trade Park is directly next to Schiphol and has its own access road to the A4 and is linked via the A5 to the Port of Amsterdam. The business park’s ambition is to become the most sustainable business park in Europe. In terms of spatial planning, for example, a lot of thought is going into the use of green energy, reusing materials and the sustainable use of water. Companies located here not only have to fulfil sustainability requirements, but also the high image quality requirements in the field of, for example, nature inclusiveness, biodiversity, ecology and the living environment. The green image of the buildings is the ‘new normal’
at the business park
| De President
| 4 ha |
Business Park De President offers a combination of scenic beauty, modern architecture and a practical approach to use of space. The park is extremely accessible because it is just 5 minutes away from
Schiphol and close to the A4 and A5 motorways. A lot of facilities are within walking distance (e.g. PostNL Business Point and Copy & Print Centre). It is popular among businesses involved in commercial services, logistics, trade and industry (electronic, optical, pharmaceutical, telematics and automotive). It is also an excellent location for companies that provide support services, such as a hotel, technical services and research and development organisations.
| HoogTij
| 30 ha |
A premium business location in Amsterdam’s port region
HoogTij is a new development in the northern part of the port of Amsterdam. It is strategically situated along the North Sea Canal, offering excellent access on water and land. HoogTij is only 15 minutes away from Amsterdam Airport Schiphol and located in the centre of the dynamic Amsterdam Metropolitan Area, where businesses have flourished for centuries. HoogTij offers flexible layouts, space for different types of company, and even the opportunity to buy the land.
| Flevokust Haven
| 43 ha |
Port of Flevokust, just north of the city of Lelystad, is an multimodal inland port with a transhipment quay and industrial estate. This new industrial port will accommodate goods import and export to and from the major Benelux seaports. In addition to connecting various transport modalities, the eco-friendly Port of Flevokust will provide space for the enrichment and reuse of products in a circular economy. A breakwater in front of the quay will allow the port to fully function up to wind force 7.
The flow of containers from and to Dutch sea harbours will increase in the next decades, with more and more being transported by inland waterway to the catchment area. Inland ships travel to and from Flevokust Haven to Rotterdam, Amsterdam and Antwerpen. The focus increasingly lies on lines from Antwerp and the German catchment area. The challenge is to use these connections in such a way that the expected streams can be forwarded easily and quickly.