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CTPark Prague East is strategically located at the junction of the major North-South D1 (E55) highway and the Prague ring road, providing excellent connectivity to Prague centre, international airport and the major north-south European corridor. The park is ideal for international logistics and e-commerce businesses, as well as light manufacturers.

CTPark Prague North gives you the best of a Prague's market plus the regional benefits such as large labour pool and lower rental rates. The park is a perfect fit for companies in the distribution, warehousing, and light manufacturing sectors. The highly populated area with frequent public transport and easy access from main roads ensures an abundant supply of skilled white and blue-collar workers for your business. CTPark Prague North is strategically located within the Prague region, providing excellent highway access to the city centre and the German border via the D8 (E55) highway (Prague – Dresden), as well as the international highway grid surrounding Prague's ring road. The site is the perfect choice for companies looking to grow due to its large development pipeline and expansion options. CTPark Prague North offers maximum flexibility in terms of size, accommodating both large and small businesses, with units from 1,500 sqm up to 120,000 sqm under one roof.

CTPark Prague Airport is a modern logistics center in Prague, offering over 56,000 sqm of high quality warehousing together with ancillary office space and administrative facilities. With its high specification, proximity to Prague international airport and fast access to all major road connections around the city, CTPark Prague Airport offers a perfect solution to a wide variety of companies including logistics operators, transport companies, distributors, retailers and manufacturers

CTPark Brno is a tech and research and development focused park in the second largest city in the Czech Republic and the country’s innovation hub specializing in industries including biomedicine, engineering, cybersecurity and information technology. The park is located on the D1 motorway within the city’s ringroad which connects it to Vienna, Bratislava, Prague and Ostrava, 15 minutes from the city centre, and 5 minutes from the Brno international airport. The park is in the vicinity of 13 universities and benefits from skilled local workforce. Approximately 8,000 people already work in the park and its tenants include Dachser, Inventec, Acer, Wistron, Honeywell ABB, Thermo Fisher Scientific and Raben. The park has garnered many major awards such as Business Property with Greatest Contribution to Research and Innovations or Industrial Park of the year with the Greatest Economic Impact, by the Association of Foreign Investment, Czechia.

Ones of CEE’s most successful business parks, CTPark Bor is strategically located in Western Bohemia, 50 km from Plzeň’s city centre, with excellent highway connectivity and only 15 km from the German border. The routes and important trade paths lead through not only Germany, but even further, to Italy. It is an ideal location for manufacturers in the auto supply chain and for logistics providers in e-commerce serving the Czech and/or German markets. CTPark Bor has more than 15 tenants who employ over 5,000 people, which will rise after further expansion of the park. As part of Western Bohemia, the Plzeň Region has the 5th highest GDP per capita in the country. It is the third largest region in the Czech Republic, and the ninth most populous, accounting for 5.4% of the country’s total population. Mechanical engineering, food processing, energy production and distribution, and metallurgy are among the most significant industrial sectors in the region. A great amount of the area’s highly skilled workforce comes from this region, especially thanks to the University of West Bohemia in Plzeň, which provides 13,000 students/year with a wide variety of in-depth study possibilities primarily in the machine and electrical engineering sphere. Bor’s centre is 5 km away and offers many restaurants and shops.

Ostrava is the third largest city in the Czech Republic and a centre of the Moravian-Silesian region.Ostrava’s economy was historically based on coal mining and heavy indus­try (iron, steel, mechanical engineering). The last coal was mined in 1999 and in the recent years the Ostrava region has become a major centre of the automotive industry, IT sector, and engineering. CTPark Ostrava is located just 10km from Ostrava city centre with direct motorway access to Prague and Brno, Poland, Slovakia and Austria. Benefiting from its position in a regional me­tropolis with a developed infrastructure and advanced educational base, it provides investors with the necessary security of steady labour supply and future development. The park offers a full range of CTP building types, for manufacturing, logistics, R&D and back-office operations. The biggest university is Technical University of Ostrava offering especially technical education.

CTPark Ostrava Poruba is situated on the western outskirts of the city, close to the D1 motorway with connections to Prague and Brno, Poland, Slovakia and Austria. Benefiting from its position in a regional me­tropolis with a developed infrastructure and advanced educational base, it provides investors with the necessary security of a steady labour supply and future expansion options. The park is ideal for manufacturing, logistics and R&D operations. Ostrava is the third largest city in the Czech Republic and a centre of the Moravian-Silesian region. It has a population of over 300,000 inhabitants and the whole region approx. 1.2 million people. City dis­trict Poruba has 65,000 inhabitants. Ostrava’s economy was historically based on coal mining and heavy indus­try (iron, steel, mechanical engineering, but in recent years the Ostrava region has become a major centre of the automotive industry, IT sector, engineering etc and trasit point for goods flowing north to Poland and the Baltics. Since 1990 the Moravian-Silesian region has been undergoing an extensive restructuring of the economic base accompanied by lay-offs of tens of thousands of employess. The unemployment rate is still one of the highest in the Czech Republic. Ostrava and the whole region offer a wide range of secondary and tertiary education. The biggest university is Technical University of Ostrava offering especially technical education.

CTPark Ostrava Hrušov offers a wide range of possibilities for production and warehouse activities. The park is situated in the northern park of Ostrava with great connection to public transportation and the highway. The park is also very well accesible for employees from close residential districts. The park offers all necessary infrastructure for the clients to run their business in this location.

CTPark Žatec is strategically located 30 km from the German border on the D7 roadway connecting Prague/Chomutov, close to the E55/D8 motorway (Prague/Dresden). The area is situated between three districts with approximately 300,000 inhabitants within a 30 km radius from the park.

CTPark Lipník nad Bečvou is strategically located near the D1 motorway between Brno and Ostrava, less than 30 km from the university city of Olomouc. The region is home to a number of automotive and high-tech manufacturers and suppliers, making it attractive for businesses in manufacturing, logistics, or R&D. Lipník nad Bečvou offers strong local support for investors, with a strategic development plan focused on economic growth, improved infrastructure, and innovation. The area also benefits from a highly skilled workforce, good access to public transport, and a strong focus on environmental sustainability, including water recycling and renewable energy use.