The construction of the large-scale BMW Group logistics center at the Ostrava Airport Multimodal Park in Mošnov is entering a key new phase. The project has been granted “early access,” allowing the future operator to enter the nearly completed facilities before the official start of operations.
KION GROUP AG has announced the approval of a dividend payment of €0.62 per share. The decision was confirmed at the company’s Annual General Meeting, where shareholders also approved changes to the composition of the Supervisory Board.
The rapid expansion of artificial intelligence and cloud computing is transforming Europe’s real estate landscape. Alongside the growth of data centers themselves, there is a rising and often overlooked impact: increasing demand for logistics and warehouse space needed to build, operate, and maintain digital infrastructure.
Plzeňský Prazdroj has completed the full commissioning of its new automated warehouse in Plzeň, representing one of the largest investments in the brewery’s history. The total investment in the warehouse and related logistics infrastructure exceeded CZK 1.4 billion.
The European defense sector is significantly reshaping demand for commercial real estate. Rising investments in defense, advanced technologies, and security infrastructure are creating new requirements for production facilities, logistics centers, and research spaces. According to a study by Colliers, secure hybrid buildings combining manufacturing, R&D, office space, and testing facilities are becoming increasingly important.
The Czech industrial real estate market continues to show stable demand, with the automotive industry remaining the primary driver of new leasing activity in the segment of warehouse and production halls.
Gary Mazzotti has become the Chairman of the Board of Accolade Holding. He brings more than 30 years of international experience in industrial development, logistics, and strategic leadership. In his new role, he will focus on supporting the company’s long-term growth, strengthening its position in the European market, and expanding sustainable industrial infrastructure projects.
Commercial real estate investments across Central and Eastern Europe (CEE) skyrocketed by 34% last year, reaching a six-year high of €11.8 billion. The Czech Republic led this impressive growth with a staggering 155% increase in transaction volume. For businesses seeking prime office or warehouse spaces, CEE, and particularly Czechia, presents unparalleled opportunities.