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Helicopters helped build the hall. It will now produce cooling equipment

The industrial zone Kladno-jih continues to expand. Hanon Systems has taken over a new hall with an area of 21,000 square meters. At the same time, the reconstruction of the existing buildings with an area of 16,000 square meters is being completed. The company operates a production plant for the production of cooling systems for the automotive industry. Construction began last summer and was handed over to the tenant in July.

Panattoni can ensure the safe storage of batteries at the highest level

The expected production of batteries for electric cars, which is gradually being planned in several European countries, may also bring a number of new investment opportunities to Slovakia. Manufactured batteries will not only need to be transported, but also stored, checked or charged.

CBRE: The most space was leased in the automotive and 3PL sectors

In the second quarter of this year, the rental activity of industrial and logistics properties reached almost 180,000 m2, while take-up (leased premises cleaned of lease extensions in the tenant's current premises) rose to 110,000 m2. Compared to the last quarter, this is a really significant increase, the take-up itself increased by 108%. This follows from the quarterly report of the global real estate consulting company CBRE.

Nearshoring gains momentum. A Chinese automotive company was invited to CTPark in Prešov

CTP leased approximately 18,000 m2 of industrial and logistics space in Slovakia to the Chinese company Jiangsu Xinquan Automotive Trim, which produces interior parts for the automotive sector.

Apollo Tires and Packeta occupy the fifth hall of Bratislava's VGP Park

The fifth hall in VGP Park Bratislava was completed and handed over to its tenants. The park, aiming to obtain the BREEAM Excellent certificate, will have a total of eleven buildings.

CBRE analysis: The subletting trend is slowly but surely starting to affect the industrial and logistics real estate market in Czechia

The domestic industrial real estate market experienced a real "boom" during the coronavirus pandemic. The record growth of interest in renting new premises, especially from companies linked to e-commerce, triggered extensive speculative construction. However, after two extraordinary years, there was a slowdown in demand last year, which continues this year as well. Although the market situation is stable and positively influenced by the gradual reduction of construction costs in combination with the stabilization of yields, in recent months there has been a slight increase in the vacancy rate and the emergence of two new phenomena on the market. CBRE, a world leader in the field of commercial real estate services, analyses the growing trend of subletting and targeted maintenance of some properties by developers in the so-called shell & core condition.

Alto approached the construction of warehouses in Rača, Bratislava

Alto Real Estate is developing the area of the former terminal in the Rača district of Bratislava into a new area consisting of municipal warehouses and Store.to retail and showroom spaces.