Panattoni Hungary is launching a new investment in Mosonmagyaróvár with the construction of a 27,000 sqm logistics centre – nearly 70 percent of which has been pre-leased before construction even started. As one of Hungary’s first projects to feature an electric truck parking and charging station, the development is set to become a key sustainability benchmark for the sector. The first tenant, Fiege, has signed for 18,000 sqm and is expected to take possession in early 2026, with full handover scheduled for Q2 2026.

The site offers exceptional strategic advantages, located just minutes from the point where Austria, Slovakia and Hungary meet, with direct access to the M1 motorway – the region’s main transport artery. This prime location ensures outstanding visibility and connectivity for companies involved in international freight and distribution.

Panattoni Park Moson launches with a major pre-lease success: an early-stage agreement covering roughly 70 percent of the facility has been signed with Fiege Transport and Logistics Ltd.

“For Fiege, expanding in strategically located, modern and sustainable logistics centres is critical to meeting our clients’ needs and advancing our own sustainability objectives. Panattoni Park Moson is a perfect fit for these ambitions, and we look forward to strengthening our presence in Hungary and Central Europe once the development is delivered,” said Gergely Hepp, Managing Director for the SEE region at Fiege Group.

Under the lease agreement, the international logistics company is expected to take possession of its nearly 18,000 sqm facility in early 2026, with the full project delivered by Q2 2026.

“With this speculative development, Panattoni is entering a new county and further expanding its Hungarian portfolio. The 27,000 sqm facility and its strong pre-lease uptake demonstrate the continued robust demand for premium logistics space in the Hungarian market,” said László Kemenes, Managing Director of Panattoni Hungary.

Panattoni is placing a strong focus on environmentally conscious construction and sustainability. The new facility is targeting a BREEAM “Excellent” certification – one of the most prestigious international green building ratings. Reinforcing this approach, the development will also include one of Hungary’s first electric truck parking areas, co-funded by the European Union. The facility will contribute to the long-term development of e-mobility infrastructure and help reduce the carbon footprint of the logistics sector.

Valued at approximately HUF 10 billion, the investment is being carried out within the Recorde Panattoni RPM Real Estate Fund, managed by Recorde Fund Management Ltd., a subsidiary of the Concorde Group.

“This project is a perfect fit with Recorde’s investment strategy. We provide reliable, transparent and commercially outstanding opportunities for the most reputable developers to attract institutional and private-banking co-investors for their best risk-return projects. We are proud to have supported the realisation of this outstanding development with a tailor-made, stand-alone investment fund structure,” said Gábor Kutas, founder and CEO of Recorde Fund Management.

The new park marks Panattoni Hungary’s fifth logistics development in the country and underlines the company’s long-term growth ambitions across the Central European region.


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