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Situated on the outskirts of the industrial centre of Cheb, in North West Czech Republic, this strategically located park is ideal for clients looking to leverage the lower wages and embedded industrial knowledge available locally to serve customers just 10 minutes from the German border. CTPark Cheb provides nearly 50,000 m2 of premium CTFit and CTSpace facilities with direct highway access to Germany, Prague and Plzeň.

The park consists of an existing hall with an adjacent office building (a total of about 8,000 m²) and a new building (about 15,000 m²). The new building will be constructed according to the latest ESG standards, including a large photovoltaic system, e-charging stations, and heat pumps. The location is suitable for production and, due to its immediate proximity to the A9 motorway, also for warehousing/logistics. From a logistical point of view, Schleiz is a strategically advantageous location in Thuringia. The city is well connected to important transport routes. The A9 motorway runs in close proximity and allows for quick connections to cities like Leipzig, Berlin, and Munich. The federal roads B2 and B282 also offer easy access to regional and national destinations. Schleiz's advantageous location on the A9 makes the city an attractive location for logistics companies and businesses with high logistical requirements.

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.

Historically, mining and quarrying were what brought Stříbro to the forefront and gave the city its name. The area has always benefitted from its advantageous position on the trading route Praha-Norimberk (DE), and its proximity to Plzeň (30 km to the East). The city is easily accessible via highway D5 from both directions. As of 2016, Stříbro has been focused on further development of the city regarding transportation, cultural life, education and jobs. Based on the population’s needs, strategic goals were set and plan to be met within the next few years. Because of a need for more employment, new positions in the service industry are crucial. Furthermore, as part of the Plzeň region, the area is highly attractive to young professionals and students coming from universities like Západočeská univerzita in Plzeň, which produces graduates in the machine and electrical engineering sphere. This has made expanding infrastructure a top priority in the past, and it remains a priority for the future. Businesses in the location.