Before (left) and after: Since June 2025 WP Logistik has been using around 15,000 square meters of commercial space in Oschersleben for the pre-packaging of spare parts for an automotive manufacturer. The halls date from the 1990s. To prepare them for the new use, WP Logistik and the project developer CTP carried out extensive refurbishment measures. (Photos: CTP Deutschland (left), WP Logistik)
Before (left) and after: Since June 2025 WP Logistik has been using around 15,000 square meters of commercial space in Oschersleben for the pre-packaging of spare parts for an automotive manufacturer. The halls date from the 1990s. To prepare them for the new use, WP Logistik and the project developer CTP carried out extensive refurbishment measures. (Photos: CTP Deutschland (left), WP Logistik)
2025-09-22

For logistics managers, finding suitable logistics space is by no means easy in many parts of Germany. Rather than pursuing a new build on greenfield land, it can pay to focus on older existing halls and upgrade them through refurbishment measures for a new use.

WP Logistik also embarked on such a refurbishment project. In the summer of

last year, the logistics service provider received the contract to organize the pre-packaging business of an internationally operating commercial vehicle manufacturer for its spare-parts warehouse in Halberstadt, Saxony-Anhalt.

After weighing several locations, WP Logistik ultimately chose a property in nearby Oschersleben: an existing building from the portfolio of project developer CTP. To make it fit for the new

use, WP Logistik and CTP carried out a series of renovation and modernization measures.

WP Logistik now uses around 15,000 square meters of logistics and service space at the site, divided into three halls of about 5,000 square meters each, as well as 320 square meters of office and staff facilities. Approximately 40 employees work there for the

company to repack the delivered spare parts into standard pack sizes.

How this location decision pays off for WP Logistik and how, according to experts, existing warehouse halls can be brought to a new, future-proof standard, is shown in the cover story of the LOGISTIK HEUTE Special Issue Logistics Real Estate & Locations 2025, which was published recently.