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Scannell Properties announced that it has let the second and final unit at its Via di Salone logistics development in Rome to iMile, comprising approximately 5,500 m2 of warehouse and office space and bringing Logistic Park Roma to 100% occupancy. Scannell said the total building (GLA 10,844 m2) is BREEAM Excellent and includes EV charging, photovoltaic panels, electric heat pumps, rainwater recovery, LED lighting with twilight sensors, a BMS for energy performance and a standard NFPA sprinkler system.
Scannell Properties said it has acquired a 68,445 m² plot in the ZAC Les Pierrailleuses, Saint‑Symphorien (Niort Sud), to develop a 19,018 m² build-to-suit cold storage distribution hub for a major French food retail operator. Construction is scheduled to begin in October 2026 with delivery planned for October 2027. The company said the facility targets BREEAM Excellent and the BiodiverCity label, includes photovoltaic generation and advanced refrigeration systems, and could ultimately create around 250 jobs.
Scannell Properties reports it has acquired a 13,345 m² site in Cabiate, Como, Lombardy to deliver a build-to-suit manufacturing and distribution facility for Dometic’s marine division. The new facility will provide approximately 6,700 m² gross lettable area, including a 5,617 m² ground-floor industrial area with 10 m clear height and about 1,350 m² of two-storey offices. Scannell says the building targets BREEAM Excellent, incorporates a 140 kWp rooftop solar array, and is scheduled for completion in early 2027 with Engineering 2K as general contractor.
Scannell Properties said it launched WIRED (Women in Real Estate Development) and hosted an inaugural two-day gathering in Indianapolis in early August. The company said participants connected across the organization, packed weekend snack bags for the Boys & Girls Club of Noblesville, and attended a professional development workshop led by Tiffany Sauder. Scannell described WIRED as an initiative to strengthen relationships, support professional growth, and expand to engage young women and girls through future gatherings and educational opportunities.
