CTP has completed the first phase of the transformation of the former Zátiší barracks in Plzeň into a modern multifunctional business park. The project, known as CTPark Plzeň Kasárny, is being developed on a brownfield site in the western part of the city and has already welcomed its first tenants.
The development is part of a broader regeneration effort to convert a long-unused military area into a modern business environment combining production, logistics, offices, showrooms, and services within a single integrated site.
Prologis, a global leader in logistics real estate, has signed a new lease agreement with the innovative Czech technology company BattSwap. The startup, which is bringing a revolution to urban e-mobility and logistics, will occupy approximately 2,200 square meters in Prologis Park Prague-Rudná. Of this, 1,566 square meters will serve as a combined workshop and warehouse space, with the remainder used as office facilities.
Warehouse automation is expected to accelerate significantly over the next decade, with up to 50% of modern logistics facilities worldwide incorporating some form of automation by 2035, according to the latest research from Prologis. The findings highlight how technology is reshaping warehouse operations and increasing demand for modern, automation-ready logistics real estate.
The P3 Ostrava Central logistics and industrial park is set to expand further with the planned construction of a new sports centre. The development will not only enhance services for employees working within the park but also increase the overall attractiveness of the location, which is steadily positioning itself as a modern industrial and logistics hub.
DHL has extended its lease agreement at the Prologis Park Brno-Syrovice logistics facility. The decision confirms the long-term cooperation between DHL and the park’s owner, Prologis, as well as the continued strong demand for modern warehouse space in the South Moravian region.
TVM Group continues to strengthen its logistics network in Central Europe. The company has newly leased warehouse space in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, thereby expanding its capacity for regional transport and distribution.
In today’s fast-moving industrial and logistics environment, it is increasingly clear that adaptability is becoming a core competitive advantage. Companies are facing rapid shifts in demand, rising customer expectations, and constant pressure to improve efficiency, all of which are reshaping how warehouses and distribution networks operate.
The Czech industrial and logistics real estate market continues to see strategic portfolio expansions, with one of the latest transactions taking place in the key logistics hub of Rudná near Prague.
