Rail infrastructure continues to play a crucial role in the long-term development of industrial and logistics parks. Rather than being seen as a secondary or outdated transport option, rail connections are increasingly being integrated directly into the planning and operation of modern industrial sites.
Developer Gridarch has completed the second phase of the Ostrava Airport Multimodal Park (OAMP) in Mošnov. The phase includes Building D, offering 11,300 sqm of space, which has been taken over by Brose.
The automotive supplier is operating its third production facility in the Moravian-Silesian region within the building, focusing on the development, testing, and manufacturing of seat structures.
The Bratislava Senec logistics and industrial zone, operating under Marq Logistics (formerly known as GLP Europe), is a significant logistics hub in Central Europe. With a total area of 150,000 sqm across several modern buildings and a wide range of technical solutions – providing facilities for logistics, light manufacturing and e-commerce – the site is strategically located approximately 600 metres from the D1/E75 motorway. The minimum leasable area is 3,000 sqm, with a total of 38,000 sqm currently available. We spoke with Alice Bílková, Vice President, Real Estate Asset Management at Marq Logistics representing Czech Republic and Slovakia, about what the park offers, why it is particularly attractive for companies currently looking for space, and what the transition from the GLP brand to Marq Logistics means.
Despite record demand for industrial real estate in the Czech Republic in 2025, a closer look reveals significant rental price reductions in key regional centers like Plzeň and Ostrava, offering businesses an unparalleled opportunity to secure favorable lease terms.
The Czech industrial and logistics real estate market remains stable and resilient despite changing economic conditions. The growing importance of e-commerce, increasing pressure on supply chain efficiency, and the rise of modern technologies are reshaping both tenant requirements and the very nature of logistics parks. How is the market evolving, what are tenants truly looking for today, and how is Prologis responding to these changes? We discussed these topics with Anna Brath, Leasing and Customer Experience Manager at Prologis.
The recent announcement of toy manufacturer Mattel establishing a new, expansive 52,000 square meter logistics and distribution hub in Panattoni Business Park Most Joseph underscores the growing appeal of the Most region for strategic business investments. This state-of-the-art facility, set to open in February 2027, exemplifies Panattoni's commitment to delivering modern, sustainable, and highly functional industrial spaces tailored for global logistics needs.
Discover how Vafo, a leading pet food producer, is scaling its operations by adding 10,000 square meters to its warehouse capacity in Prologis Park Pilsen II, bringing its total to 37,000 sqm. This expansion, supporting dynamic growth across over 90 countries, underscores the strategic advantages of prime logistics locations for businesses aiming to enhance their distribution and market reach within the Czech Republic and Europe.
The industrial and logistics real estate market in the Czech Republic is stabilizing after a period of correction and is now showing a return of activity. Which segments are currently driving demand, how are tenant requirements evolving, and what trends will shape the market in the coming years?
These and other questions are answered by Jiří Zita, Commercial Director CZ at Panattoni.
