Merle Aldegarmann, Managing Director at WiredScore in Germany. (Photo: WiredScore)
Merle Aldegarmann, Managing Director at WiredScore in Germany. (Photo: WiredScore)
2025-07-08

WiredScore, a certification company for digital connectivity and smart building infrastructure in the real estate industry, is now also active in the European logistics and light industrial real estate market. This strategic step was taken against the backdrop of growing demand for technologically advanced, future-proof properties in this segment, reported WiredScore on July 2.

In Germany, companies such as Four Parx,

Hillwood, Hines as Development Manager, MB Park, and Fraport, Thirteen Seven, and Vengrove are among the first partners. According to the information, they use the WiredScore certification to analyze, improve, and specifically market the digital infrastructure of their buildings. According to WiredScore, it involves key aspects such as internet connectivity, mobile coverage, sustainability technologies, infrastructural equipment, technological resilience, and future-proofing.

Throughout

Europe, WiredScore is now working with 28 real estate companies in the logistics and light industrial sector in Germany, France, Spain, Great Britain, Ireland, and the Netherlands. Along with the previously mentioned German companies, Panattoni, Prologis, Segro, and Trammell Crow are also among the first users of the certification.

WiredScore has been active in the European market since 2015 and has

certified 50 million square meters of office and residential space so far.

Merle Aldegarmann, Managing Director at WiredScore in Germany, said: “The logistics sector in Germany is rapidly digitizing. Companies need spaces that enable automation, IoT, and data-based analysis on a large scale. With WiredScore certification, owners can demonstrate that their properties are equipped for the digital future – exactly what