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CTPark Bucharest West is the biggest industrial park in Central and Eastern Europe and offers the best work environment among industrial parks in Romania. Construction started in 2015, and the park has nicely emerged from big box warehousing to a larger business community. Here, CTP has developed the first Clubhaus in Romania at Bucharest West, which acts as a community hub for client meetings, lectures & training sessions. The CTP Clubhaus at this location offers several leisure amenities such as restaurants, cafés, a canteen, conference rooms, shops, markets, a multifunctional amphitheatre, meeting rooms, relaxation spaces, outdoor exercise facilities and an onsite medical office to support occupants in attracting a quality workforce and having easy access to basic services and entertainment. C CTPark Bucharest West is strategically located directly on the A1 motorway - the main entryway to the city through which 70% of all goods flow - and to the west of Bucharest, the most developed industrial hub of the city. This prominent location at the main entryway to the city is ideal for companies looking to access the growing Bucharest market, and nearby towns are connected to the park by local transportation. Only a short drive away from the Bucharest city ring, the park is ideally situated for e-commerce and logistics operators looking for the ideal hub to serve the capital city and its growing population.

One 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.  

CTPark Bucharest is situated in the western area of the Bucharest, the most populated area of the city, ensuring swift access to densely populated urban areas where the final deliveries are made. Last-mile logistics This location reduces transportation costs and enhances delivery speed, crucial for last-mile logistics operations. Direct connectivity to the city center is ensured by both car and public transport, with the Pacii and Preciziei metro stations only a 15-minute ride away. Additionally, the A1 highway, serving as the country's primary route, is easily accessible. Flexible spaces Built according to BREEAM standards, CTPark Bucharest offers Class A warehouses for rent, designed for small and medium-sized businesses, with flexible spaces from 1,500 sqm, with offices and all the necessary utilities for those who want to grow their business. Essential amenities in place CTPark Bucharest is equipped with essential amenities, including a canteen, medical facilities, and extensive green spaces, ensuring a pleasant environment for businesses.  

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.

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 Budapest West is located next to the town of Biatorbágy at the M1 highway, in the vicinity of the M0 ring road and only 15 kms from Budapest city center. The property is a state-of-the-art warehouse-distribution center, a green field investment on 76 ha land with a building complex of nearly 280,000 m2 floorspace. The park houses Hungary's first ever "Outstanding"-rated BREEAM-certified building in the "In use"-category, as well as several other, "Very Good" and "Excellent"-rated industrial warehouses. It is the largest CTPark in Hungary and the sixth largest in the CTPark Network. The park's largest - BIA3 - building offers CTP's first Hungarian Clubhaus: a community hub which offers tenants the opportunity to host meetings, trainings and other team building events in a modern, highly equipped and comfortable area, at no extra cost! From logistics point of view this is the ideal place for business activities conducted in Hungary and CEE region with respect to warehousing, distribution, cross-docking and other value-added operations for ambient, temperature controlled, chilled as well as frozen goods.

CTPark Modřice is strategically located only 5 kilometres from Brno on the E461 roadway to Vienna, nearby to existing automotive and high-tech supply chain routes. Tenants in the park represent a diverse range of industries including high tech manufacturing, pharmaceuticals, auto & rail component manufacturers, as well as local and international logistics providers, with footprints ranging from 1,000 square meters to 20,000 square meters. Park features include direct road connection and on-site public transport facilitating access to Brno’s educated labour pool. Approximately 2,200 people work in the park employed by its tenants, including Inventec, GefCo, Quehenberger, DHL, IMI Norgren and IFE. The Park is a proven success as the first full-service park in the CTPark Network.

CTPark Bucharest North is located in north of Bucharest, in the Ștefănești - Afumați area, an established logistics hub, on Bucharest's Northern Beltway, close to the A3 motorway and the National Road 2 (DN2). Ecommerce logistics The logistics park has a total area of 21 hectares and is perfectly located to meet the needs of customers in the ecommerce sector, thanks to easy access to Bucharest. Developed in accordance with BREEAM standards for accessibility and infrastructure, CTPark Bucharest North offers Class A warehouses, built to the highest CTP technical standards, ensuring optimal occupancy costs for residents. A3 highway Positioned on Bucharest’s most important interchange, between the A3 highway and National Road 2 (DN2), the park gives access to the entire city and the ring-road connection. Not only is the A3 one of the most extensive highways in the country, but the park’s location also grants a direct route to the city centre by car or public transport. The bus station R409 is only a 10-minute ride away.

CTPark Budapest East is a high-bay logistics warehouse with offices located in Üllő, 8 km to the South-East of Budapest, at the intersection of M0 ringroad and motorway M4. Budapest International Airport is just a few minutes’ drive. Located on the busiest transit route in and out of Budapest, CTPark Budapest East is ideal for logistics and production companies as well.