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
Zsuzsanna Hunyadi, Prologis Hungary’s leasing and customer experience manager, believes the logistics market has undergone explosive development over the last year and that, despite warehouses operating with almost 100% occupancy, forward-thinking logistics space providers must continually seek out the cornerstones of long-term success.
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.
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 B.V. raised €500 million with their third green bond issue on February 18th 2021, increasing the total raised from Green Bonds to €1.55 billion since their inaugural issuance in September 2020.
Mr. Máté Szoboszlay, Director of Capital Deployment at Prologis shares how customers today more than ever expect cost-effective, energy-efficient, green solutions and premium services. We talked about the way demand trends and organic growth are being driven by innovation.
