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The future of demand for logistics real estate

The global pandemic has forever changed the logistics real estate market: supply chain decision-making is more holistic, data-driven and faster than before. This change was triggered by factors such as urbanization, digitization and demography, which have also changed the way we live, work and shop. Demographic, economic and technological megatrends will continue to shape the future of planning in the retail and supply chain. Long-term structural growth in demand for logistics real estate will also increase, at least over the next decade. In the next research report, Prologis Research will continue to examine supply chain and inventory developments in the context of future structural changes.

Dr.Max is expanding with a tailor-made building in Prologis Park Bratislava

Dr.Max is one of the largest Slovak pharmaceutical and healthcare companies. As part of its business, it focuses on the area of health, and therefore it is natural for this company to look for logistics premises that are a suitable workplace providing wellbeing for employees. Dr.Max has signed a long-term lease for 9,000 square meters of space in Prologis Park Bratislava. The premises were adapted to the company's requirements, which will benefit its employees.

A new developer will complete the Žilina industrial park near the airport

CTP, a developer of industrial real estate based in the Netherlands, announces the acquisition of an industrial park in Žilina. The park is located in a strategic location near Žilina Airport. Upon completion, CTPark Žilina Airport will provide a leasable space of 145,000 square meters. CTP plans to invest 200 million euros in Slovakia in the next two years in order to more than double its current Slovak portfolio of 460,000 square meters in 12 locations. The company informed about it on Tuesday.

VGP is committed to achieving carbon neutrality by 2025

VGP NV company ("VGP"), a European provider of high-quality logistics and semi-industrial real estate, has committed itself, as part of its sustainability strategy, to continue to implement comprehensive and sustainable carbon measures in the coming years to achieve neutrality by 2025. To this end, it has set new and ambitious goals.

CTP enters the stock exchange, part of the proceeds wants to invest in Slovakia as well

CTP, one of the largest industrial real estate developers in Central and Eastern Europe, is entering the Amsterdam Stock Exchange. As part of the IPO, the company wants to offer investors new shares worth approximately EUR 900 million (primary offer). CTP wants to use the proceeds from the primary offer to buy more land, development, but also to repay part of the debts.

The CTP provides for the listing of Euronext Amsterdam's offer and documents on a regulated market

CTP, a leading European owner and developer of logistics real estate, has announced that it plans to make an initial offer and apply for admission to listing and trading its shares on Euronext Amsterdam's regulated market.

The logistics real estate segment has proven its resilience, says Prologis

Thanks to a combination of a pro-customer approach, a quality portfolio and a sound balance sheet, Prologis has been able to support employees, customers and partners throughout the past year. The logistics real estate segment has proven its resilience and the company will continue to focus on providing tailor-made warehousing solutions, workplace wellbeing initiatives and innovative services. "They can help our customers' businesses," said Paweł Sapek, senior vice president and general manager, Prologis, Central Europe.

Logistics service users will need the right buildings

Prologis Research has released the second part of a research report called Automation and Logistics Real Estate # 2: How Automation Can Help Manage Current Supply Chain Challenges. The report describes how the growth of e-commerce over the last decade has highlighted the importance of logistics real estate for a modern supply chain. Logistics service users will need the right buildings with the right equipment and located in the right locations to meet the needs of the supply chain and, importantly, end customers who expect ever higher levels of service.
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