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Articles - industrial spaces

Strategic Logistics Hub in South Bohemia: Your Gateway to Central and Western Europe

Discover how a brand new, state-of-the-art logistics terminal in Boršov nad Vltavou, South Bohemia, is transforming supply chain capabilities, offering businesses unparalleled connectivity to both Central and Western European markets and presenting prime opportunities for growth in the region's burgeoning industrial parks.

Prologis Dominates Czech Logistics Market with 98% Occupancy: Your Next Warehouse Awaits

Prologis, a leader in logistics real estate, has announced an impressive 98% occupancy rate across its Czech Republic portfolio, reflecting robust demand despite global economic uncertainties. This strong performance signals a vibrant market for high-quality industrial and warehouse spaces, making it an opportune time for businesses to secure their strategic locations.

​​The industrial real estate market will grow by almost 900 thousand square meters in 2025

The fourth quarter of 2024 did not bring any significant change to the industrial and logistics real estate market. Although demand returned almost to pre-Covid volumes, the number of newly completed buildings remained low. Only 106,700 square meters of new space were delivered, which is the lowest in the last three years. The vacancy rate increased by 3 basis points to 3.13% and the highest rent achieved stabilized at around €7.50 per square meter. Given that many projects planned for this year have been postponed, the development for 2025 looks significantly more positive, with 870,300 square meters of new space expected to be completed. This is according to a regular quarterly survey conducted by Colliers.

Industrial Research Forum: Vacancy rate up slightly, slowing demand hits market

The total supply of modern industrial premises in the 1st quarter of 2024 reached 11.87 million square meters. The demand for industrial premises slowed down, the gross realized demand reached only 160,400 square meters. At the end of the first quarter, almost 0.92 million square meters of industrial space was under construction in the Czech Republic. The vacancy rate increased by 28 basis points from the previous quarter to 2.0%. The average highest rent achieved in Prague remained stable at approximately EUR 7.50 - 7.70 per square meter per month.

P3 Logistic Parks in Lovosice will rent a hall with a railway siding

Developer P3 Logistic Parks will offer an atypical hall next year that can accommodate an entire train set. The P3 Lovosice Cargo project was designed for transshipment between road and rail transport, which represents an interesting opportunity in the context of strong pressure to reduce emissions in supply chains, according to the company.

What effective methods of rainwater management can be applied to industrial sites?

The results, together with the recommendations, will serve to further improve measures for effective rainwater management in other industrial parks throughout the Czech Republic.

Almost 1 million m² of new industrial space was added last year, but demand is weakening

The largest number of buildings was built in the Karlovy Vary region, and the total volume in the Czech Republic reached 11.7 million m². On the other hand, demand weakened throughout the year and the vacancy rate increased by 94 basis points year-on-year to 1.74%, representing 205,500 m² of immediately available industrial or warehouse space. The highest attainable rent, the so-called "prime rent", decreased slightly at the beginning of the year and for the rest of 2023 it stabilized at the level of €7.50-7.70/m²/month. That's according to a survey by Colliers, a leading provider of diversified professional services in commercial real estate and investment management.

All buildings, including industrial ones, must become even more "green". The participants of the Sustainable Buildings 2024 conference discussed how to do this

The broad and increasingly "hot" topic of a sustainable approach to the construction and operation of residential and non-residential construction was addressed from many different points of view by the participants of Monday's Sustainable Buildings 2024 conference, which was held in Prague with the participation of dozens of guests from several countries and the wide interest of not only the domestic audience. The event was organized by the Czech Council for Sustainable Buildings, sponsored by the Ministry of the Environment of the Czech Republic, and among the media partners was the magazine Systémy Logistiky.

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