Modern logistics spaces in Rodgau offer new capacities for international goods flows.| Photo: THAM YUAN YUAN / Pixabay
Modern logistics spaces in Rodgau offer new capacities for international goods flows.| Photo: THAM YUAN YUAN / Pixabay
2025-08-20

The consulting firm Realogis has brokered a logistics property in Rodgau for the project developer Omnidocks. The occupant of the unit is Sinotrans Air Transportation, the German subsidiary of the Chinese logistics company Sinotrans Limited. The area handed over comprises, according to Realogis, a total of around 10,300 square meters.

Space layout and equipment

The property at Boschstraße 15–17 features

about 8,700 square meters of warehousing, around 810 square meters of mezzanine, and approximately 820 square meters of office space. In addition, the user has 40 parking spaces available, four of which are equipped with charging points for electric vehicles. For the operation of the property, heat pumps for cooling and heating as well as LED lighting are used. According

to Realogis, this equipment contributes to energy-efficient operation.

Project development and location

Omnidocks, a company within PGIM Real Estate's European Value-Add Strategy, had acquired the project development with a total of 12,300 square meters by the end of 2024, even before construction began. The location on the A3 motorway is said by Realogis to ensure direct access to regional and

interregional traffic.

Use by Sinotrans

Sinotrans took occupancy of the property in the second quarter of 2025. The company uses the space for the storage and distribution of brown goods in close proximity to Frankfurt Airport. Sinotrans Limited employs more than 30,000 people worldwide and is active in air and ocean freight, contract logistics, warehousing, customs clearance and supply chain