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The 50 million euro building will connect the worlds of science, technology and business in Ostrava

Developer CTP is launching a new project within the development of Ostrava's Technology Park in Pustkovec (also known as T-park). The multifunctional building T6 with a total area of ​​approx. 30,000 m2 will create a space that will connect the scientific sphere, innovative companies and students. The project, with an estimated investment of 50 million euros, is due to be completed at the end of 2027.

Blackstone buys a network of logistics parks in the Czech Republic and Slovakia for 470 million euros

American equity firm Blackstone is buying CT Real Estate, a portfolio of ten logistics parks, for €470 million from TPG Real Estate. The mentioned industrial properties currently cover an area of ​​approximately 500,000 square meters in the Czech Republic and Slovakia. Five years ago, TPG Real Estate created a joint venture with the developer Contera and thus acquired its portfolio, which has since quadrupled with joint efforts.

​​The growth of the industrial real estate market has slowed down, cheaper foreign competition is pushing Czech prices down

Even though the demand for industrial premises in the third quarter of this year was still below the level of the five-year average, the first signs of market recovery began to appear and the number of concluded contracts began to grow slightly. The total volume of the Czech market for industrial and warehouse space grew by 6.4% year-on-year to 12.2 million m2, the vacancy rate rose by 33 basis points quarter-on-quarter to 3.11% and the limited supply of new space combined with cheaper foreign competition and cheaper in older premises, it slowly began to push prices down. This is according to the quarterly industrial real estate market published by Colliers, a leading provider of diversified professional services in commercial real estate and investment management.

VGP Park Olomouc completed the final phase with the new headquarters of MAPEI

VGP, a leading European owner, manager and developer of industrial and logistics real estate, has officially completed the final phase of VGP Park Olomouc by handing over Hall E to MAPEI. This global leader in construction chemicals has leased 4,267 m² of modern warehouse and office space, which will serve as its new Czech headquarters. Aiming for BREEAM Excellent certification, this state-of-the-art facility marks the culmination of VGP's development at the park.

Two new halls in Lužec will have a total area of ​​56 thousand square meters

Development company 7R and real estate investment manager EQT Exeter have joined forces to build the EQT Exeter Park Prague D8 Lužec logistics park. The project includes two buildings with an area of ​​44,000 and 12,000 square meters, a total of 68 docks and 12 m of clear height.

The future Panattoni Smart Park Karviná was presented by representatives of the developer and the region

The development company Panattoni, together with representatives of the Moravian-Silesian Region, presented the design of the Panattoni Smart Park Karviná industrial zone. The expected total investment in the industrial zone with a buildable area of ​​330,000 square meters may exceed 25 billion crowns, with construction work scheduled to begin in 2026.

Logistics companies are opening new branches, expanding existing ones and acquiring additional customers

Consolidating parcels for groupage services, increasing the capacity of transport and logistics services, supporting the stability of supply chains in a specific segment. These are some of the reasons why logistics companies are opening new operations and expanding existing ones. We summarize some examples from this autumn.

The future of logistics and storage in the Czech Republic: New research by the SKLAD association reveals key trends

What technological innovations are companies implementing in logistics and warehousing to cope with the increasing pressure for efficiency, or what are the applications of artificial intelligence in these areas? The new study Trends in Czech Logistics 2025 offers answers not only to these questions. It was carried out by the research company IPSOS for the SKLAD association. As part of questionnaire surveys and in-depth interviews, 205 logistics managers from various segments shared their opinions. The study follows on from the successful versions from 2022 and 2020.

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