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Warehouses with logistic services

Browse Pécs warehouses for rent, logistics centres and logistics providers.

BRF · Q2 2026 Regional Hungary: vacancy 10.5% (Hungary: 13.2%) Market figures below

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Near a motorway
North Pest M2 · M3
East Pest M4 · airport
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South Buda M1 · M7 · M6
North Buda roads 10 and 11
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Quick overview of Pécs warehouse market

Pécs‑Pogány Logistics Hub, the Pécs Industrial Park and the South Logistics Belt along Route 316 offer warehouse for rent space from 3 000–60 000 m² A–B halls with 10–11 m clear height at 5.0–6.4 €/m² net. Direct links to the M60/M6 motorways, a rail spur and the Pogány cargo terminal make Pécs a strategic regional distribution node.

Main warehouse zones in Pécs

Pécs‑Pogány Logistics

  • 15 000–60 000 m² A‑class, 11 m height
  • 1 km to runway, cross‑dock, BREEAM “Very Good”
  • High‑tech, pharma & express cargo

Pécs Industrial Park

  • 5 000–25 000 m² B+ halls, 10.5 m height
  • Fast M60 ramp, LNG, PV roofs
  • FMCG & 3PL regional depots

South Logistics Belt

  • 3 000–12 000 m² city‑logistics units
  • < 15 min CBD delivery
  • Chilled & ADR options for FMCG

Tenant requirements & trends

  • Multimodal: air + M60/M6 + rail
  • Green ops: PV, LED, e‑fleet
  • Flexible terms: 5 years; city‑log. 1–3 years
  • Cross‑dock & high‑bay at 11 m

Frequently asked questions about Pécs warehouses

Minimum leasable area?

City‑logistics from 3 000 m²; big‑box from 15 000 m².

Expected rents?

5.0–6.4 €/m² net depending on specification.

Typical lease term?

Usually 5 years; city‑logistics 3 years.