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Articles - skladové priestory

There is a growing interest in storage space for the pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has affected the world of logistics. While coronavirus crisis has weaken some companies, it strengthened the others. These include companies from the fields of e-commerce, pharmaceuticals, food and transportation. For this reason, already in the spring, several of them realized that they did not have sufficient storage space. What's more, several developers have started to offer their warehouses for a shorter period. The gradual increase in interest in warehouses in recent years can also be seen in the book of logistics lists and contacts SLBOOK. Which companies are currently the strongest providers of warehouse space? And what did it look like for a few years?

The Arete Group sells the portfolio of its second fund to Cromwell European REIT

Cromwell European Real Estate Investment Trust has announced that it will be acquiring a portfolio comprising eleven Czech and Slovak logistics and light industrial properties with almost 125,500 sqm for EUR 113.2 mln from Arete Invest.

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.

The Accolade real estate fund enters the Slovak market. Slovenská sporiteľňa is also a partner for investors

The Accolade Industrial Real Estate Fund has had a successful year. Despite the difficult period accompanied by the Covid-19 pandemic, it has added 170,000 m2 of new, environmentally friendly business premises worth 140 mil. EUR to its portfolio and brought its investors an appreciation of 9.38% in the euro and 12.66% in the Czech Crown class over the last year. Slovak investors can now also benefit from the growth of e-commerce and logistics.

Peter Jánoši: Our innovations concern e-commerce, sustainable solutions and environmental responsibility

"Industrial parks and centers can significantly help the start-up and growth of the economy. There will also be another significant trend in the development - a more cautious approach to speculative construction. The current crisis is a litmus test for the right construction strategy. Being too optimistic and having a lot of speculative space has not paid off for many," says Peter Jánoši, CEO of P3 Logistic Parks, about the current situation, which was significantly affected by the coronavirus crisis.

Customers are expanding their premises in Prologis Park Bratislava

The highest priority of Prologis is always to provide customers with high-quality premises and top services in the sought-after locations. Prologis Park Bratislava is the company's largest logistics center in Central Europe, offering the best of Prologis services. As a result, it constantly attracts new customers and helps existing ones continue to grow.

An industrial park planning in Rimavská Sobota

They should build one of the largest industrial parks in southern Slovakia in Rimavská Sobota. This follows from the material submitted by the Ministry of Economy of the Slovak Republic to the inter-ministerial comment procedure. The total cost of its construction is estimated by the ministry at almost 12 million euros. The prepared area will then be offered to investors. The Ministry of Economy of the Slovak Republic expects that the industrial park will create an opportunity for the creation of at least 500 new jobs.

Slovak e-shops are benefiting from the pandemic, expecting a strong Christmas

The COVID-19 pandemic had a positive effect on Slovak e-shops. As many as six out of ten online stores saw revenue growth during this period. One third by more than 30%. They also expect an increase in turnover during the current pre-Christmas period. However, even prosperous e-shops did not avoid difficulties. In particular, they struggled with suppliers' outages and logistics problems. These findings resulted from the fifth year of the E-shop Barometer survey, conducted by KPMG in Slovakia in cooperation with ui42.

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