Prologis, Inc., the global leader in logistics real estate, today celebrated the grand opening of a 16,000 square metre small business unit (SBU) facility at Prologis Park Chorzów, which is already 60 percent leased. This is the last building to be constructed at Prologis’ largest distribution centre in Poland, totalling 251,000 square metres.
Investment into Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries (excluding Russia) for Q1 2016 registered a slight decrease (6%) compared to same period of last year, reaching €1.84 billion. Expectations are that for the entire year, investment volumes will reach and exceed the record volumes of 2015, with all CEE countries expected to perform strongly.
Demand for industrial properties lifted significantly in Q1 2016 in Budapest industrial markets and the hegemony of BTS projects has not broken yet. In the Budapest-South submarket vacancy rate dropped to 4.4% triggering two speculative projects. CBRE was involved in multiple major leasing transactions covering 80% of the real estate agency led transactions.
Prologis, Inc., the global leader in industrial real estate, today announced that it has begun development of a 21,000 square metre speculative facility at Prologis Park Budapest-Sziget.
Prologis, Inc., the global leader in industrial real estate, today announced that it will expand Prologis Park Prague D1 East by developing two additional buildings, DC8 and DC9, totalling 10,360 square metres, for which two pre-leasing agreements have been signed prior to construction.
Prologis, Inc., the global leader in industrial real estate, today announced that it has signed a lease agreement with Linemart, a third-party logistics provider owned by Shenzhen Sailvan Network, a China-based e-commerce company, for 18,166 square metres of distribution space at Prologis Park Prague-Airport DC1. The transaction was facilitated by 108 Agency.
According to CBRE’s 2016 EMEA Investor Intentions Survey – aired every year on the world’s leading property market – almost half (48%) of all surveyed expect their purchasing activity to be higher than last year, compared with just 15% who expect to be less active buyers. 43% also expect their selling activity to increase, indicating a buoyant and liquid real estate investment market for the region in 2016.
The sudden expansion of investments and production has led to significant developments in the Hungarian industrial real estate market. In Greater Budapest, the vacancy rate has sunk by 11 percentage points over the past two years due to strong tenant demand and a complete lack of new speculative developments, according to the latest research data from CBRE global real estate advisor. M0 Central Business Park is among the most successful logistics hubs in the Greater Budapest area.
