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CTP ART WALL - by ARC - PAINT A HUGE 1!

The largest art mural in Central Europe was completed this morning on 4880 square meters in Biatorbágy, decorating the facade of the logistics center of CTP Management Hungary Kft.

Electromobility is heading to the regions: soon 116 electric charging stations in all STOP SHOP location in Hungary

The STOP SHOP retail network operated by IMMOFINANZ will be expanded with another service: 116 high performance electric charging stations will soon start operating at 14 locations.

IMMOFINANZ with top performance in Q1-3 2021

Results of operations and net profit clearly above pre-crisis level

Logistics powered by green energy

Raben Group warehouses and offices in Poland are switching to 100% green energy under a seven-year agreement which the company has just signed with PGE Obrót, a company of the PGE Group (Polska Grupa Energetyczna).

Real estate investment volumes in CEE look set to match 2020 levels despite the pandemic

Despite the ongoing disruption of the pandemic, investment volumes for the first three quarters of 2021, totalling €7.3 billion, are down just 10% YoY and ca. 20% lower than the same period of 2019.

New logistics park to be built near Budapest

A 21,000 square meter logistics park is being built in Biatorbágy, near Budapest, along the M1 highway.

Colliers launches first ever complete future of CRE industry report

Flexible workspace solutions and technology that enables collaboration for hybrid teams, all within a sustainable environment, are just some of the factors that now need to form part of corporate occupier strategy as they adjust to the industry’s new ways of working – according to Colliers’ report published recently, CRE – our industry today, tomorrow, and beyond: Engage, Evolve, Accelerate.

Plan ahead – even if everything changes

Máté Szoboszlay, Prologis’ capital deployment director in Hungary, sees the logistics sector as being affected by a number of conflicting influences which rather than cancelling each other out, must simply be lived with. Indeed, this year is turning into a particularly successful one, holding out promising prospects for the future. What stage has the Prologis Park Budapest -Sziget II project reached, why are people working at the park playing football at their workplace, and why can’t developers break away from the M0 motorway?