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160 site(s) available
1,9 ha
Independent industrial site
Gauchy 
2024 
De 1,185 to 5,6 ha
ZAE Quai du Rivage
Noyelles-Godault
2024 
De 9620 to 44810 m²
43,000 m² logistics platform
Chaulnes
July 2024 
De 1000 to 24500 m²
Reverse Industry
Béthune
2024 
De 6000 to 96000 m²
LogisterrA26 – Linkcity
Noeux-les-Mines / Labourse
Q3 2023 
De 6000 to 26126 m²
Prologis Park DC4
Douvrin
Q3 2025 
De 0,28 to 3 ha
La Marlière Business Park
Feignies
n/a 
De 3 to 10 ha
Aeropole de Picardie
Méaulte
n/a 
De 0.12 to 0.12 ha
Les Six Marianne Business Park
Escaudain
n/a 
De 2 to 48 ha
Vallée de l’Escaut Business Park II (PAVE II)
Onnaing
n/a 
16 ha
Le Marillon Business Park
Saint Amand Les Eaux
n/a 
1141 m²
Ref 128 Building
Aire-sur-la-lys
n/a 
De 150 to 300 m²
CSE LOG
Outreau
n/a 
De 10648 to 22513 m²
Ablaincourt Building 2
Ablaincourt-Pressoir
n/a 
200 m²
Offices Hub Port
Le Portel
n/a 
De 800 to 1635 m²
Offices NCN
Hesdin l'Abbé
n/a 
280 m²
Offices Résidence Princesse
Boulogne-sur-Mer
n/a 
De 11945 to 37866 m²
Ablaincourt Building1
Ablaincourt-Pressoir
n/a Supply of industrial property near London is severely constrained. BTG Eddisons (UK Industrial Property Market Outlook 2026) reports that vacancy across prime logistics submarkets in London and the South East sits below 2%, with rent pressure rising annually. LSH (Industrial and Logistics Market Report 2026) forecasts UK take-up at 44 million sq ft in 2026 – 10% above 2025 – but only 8 million sq ft of speculative development starts, the lowest since 2017, and expects net absorption of grade A space for the first time since 2021. Freemont Building Ltd (UK Construction Industry Statistics 2026) adds that commercial and industrial construction represents approximately 28% of total UK construction output in 2026 – a significant share, but one that still cannot keep pace with near-London demand. Hauts-de-France offers a cross-Channel alternative at 33km from the coast.
The NFI listing features industrial buildings available for rent and sale for every business profile: industrial units for light manufacturing, warehouse and storage space, commercial properties with office content, converted brick estates comparable to Battersea, Wandsworth-Parkview or Thames-riverside redevelopments, and plots ready for construction. Stations, motorway road access and HGV circulation are assessed on each site, with detailed plans and architect-ready documentation available. Unlike a central-London project that mobilises architects, heritage permits and multi-year construction on riverside sites, Hauts-de-France enables rapid occupation with modern specification and full research-backed site data. Size ranges from small units under 500 sqm to large properties exceeding 40,000 sqm.
UK occupiers and investors benefit from comparing options. CBRE (UK Real Estate Market Outlook 2026) forecasts London data centre supply growth of 180 MW in 2026 (following a record 193 MW in 2025) – a signal that industrial and tech-adjacent assets are competing for the same constrained sites near the M25. The Hauts-de-France offer covers both rental and freehold sale, plus redevelopment plots with clear lease or purchase structure. For storage, logistics and light manufacturing use cases where a 2-hour cross-Channel transit is acceptable, the commercial and specification advantages are substantial versus a stretched London industrial submarket.
Industrial buildings available in Hauts-de-France meet international standards: high power supply for heavy manufacturing, modern electrical and lighting design, ICPE-compliant fire safety, ISO 9001, 14001 and 22000 certifications depending on site, and flexible office content for mixed-use commercial and industrial operations. Whether the project is a new-build site, an industrial estate redevelopment, a brick construction for a creative project, or a large warehouse with road and river access, local architect and design firms support the investment and commissioning phases. Renting an industrial building in the region typically runs €40-65 per sqm per year – a material saving on London benchmarks once translated into GBP. The 70,000-strong regional labour pool in industrial and logistics roles supports operational ramp-up.
Nord France Invest is the economic promotion agency for Hauts-de-France. Services are entirely free and confidential, funded by the Region and the CCI. A dedicated project director analyses your requirements (unit size, construction quality, office mix, nearest station access, road links, lease length), identifies industrial buildings and commercial properties matching your criteria, coordinates viewings and provides detailed plans, photos and research. Your identity and project remain confidential throughout. If the right site is not in this catalogue, the tailored search form lets our team submit a curated selection of industrial properties, units and redevelopment opportunities adapted to your business.
