Momentum continued in Industrial & Logistics and Living sectors in Q1 2021 across EMEA region but many countries saw investment volumes half in comparison to Q1 2020
Dr.Max is one of Slovakia’s biggest pharmaceutical and health brands. The company’s products help people stay healthy, so naturally the company requires logistics space which ensures the health and wellbeing of its own employees
NIPÜF Group, the developer of Inpark Tatabánya industrial park, sold a two-hectare building plot to the Hungarian subsidiary of Soulbrain. The South Korean company will produce electrolytes for lithium-ion batteries.
NIPÜF Group has completed its latest warehouse development in its Pécs industrial park. A long-term lease agreement had been signed for the facility, which comprises nearly 11,000 square meters. The investment volume exceeded HUF 2.5 billion.
According to Colliers, a leading diversified professional services and investment management firm, gross demand for industrial and logistics space over 2020 recorded ca. 9 million sq m, a YoY growth of almost 25% on average.
CTP, top five European industrial property developer, has completed the acquisition of 27.5 hectares of land close to Belgrade city centre and is moving plans forward to develop CTPark Belgrade Centre, which will become Serbia’s largest logistics and technology facility to date with over 130,000 m2 of gross lettable area.
CTP purchases 460 hectares forest in eastern Czechia raising the total forest the company owns to 560 hectares. The purchase is part of CTP’s strategy to own one square meter of forests for every one square meter of buildings it has, and with this ownership, to restore and protect the forests’ native biodiversity. This purchase brings CTP to the 89% benchmark of this goal.
