Zsuzsanna Hunyadi, Director of Leasing and Customer Experience at Prologis Hungary, says that the attention the industrial real estate sector has been getting lately is well deserved and deserved. We talked about why, rising prices and the opportunities in big boxes.
European industrial market leader Panattoni will once again provide e-commerce space for the Gdańsk-based LPP group – the largest clothing manufacturer in Central and Eastern Europe. The company, which owns the Sinsay, Cropp, Reserved, House and Mohito brands, is to occupy approx.
European industrial market leader Panattoni is now working on the final stage of a production plant for Danfoss Poland within the company’s existing Grodzisk Mazowiecki complex, in cooperation with general contractor Dekpol. The developer has already delivered 12,000 sqm of the project, and now a warehouse facility and 1,000 sqm of production space are under construction.
European industrial market leader Panattoni has become the first developer in the sector to introduce BREEAM certification at the ‘Excellent’ level as the standard for all its new facilities. To date, Panattoni has built 5,7 million sqm of space that has qualified for green certificates and tops the rankings for sustainable industrial construction.
This Special Report shows that barriers to new supply in Europe are significant and rising in the face of strong demand. These challenging market circumstances will pose opportunities for developers that prioritize added value including, labour future-proof solutions and ESG.
Panattoni, Europe’s largest industrial developer, is entering a new market. The company has announced the opening of an office in Hungary, headed by László Kemenes.
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
