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CTP invests massively for the expansion of the CTPark network in Romania

CTP, an investor headquartered in the Netherlands, developer and operator of the CTPark network, invests massively for the expansion in key-markets in Central Europe.

Prologis Announces Definitive Agreement on Prologis Park Bucharest A1

Prologis, Inc., the global leader in industrial real estate, today announced it has entered into a definitive agreement whereby CTP will acquire Prologis Park Bucharest A1 in Romania. The binding agreement is subject to customary closing conditions.

Portland Trust agreed with CTP the sale of Bucharest West

Real estate developer Portland Trust, found by British Robert Neale, reached an agreement with Dutch CTP for the sale of Bucharest West logistics park.

P3 to extend VF Corporation’s European distribution hub at its Prague D8 logistics park

Pan-European logistics real estate owner P3 has signed an agreement to develop a 23,445m2tailor-made building next to VF Corporation’s existing 40,000 m2premises at theD8 logistics park to the North of Prague. The deal comes just eight months after P3 completed the 40,000 m2Phase 1 warehouse for the company and will take VF’s total representation at P3 Prague D8 to over 106,000 m2.

Prologis sells logistics park near Bucharest to Czech group CTP

American group Prologis, the biggest industrial space owner in the world, recently sold the logistics park Prologis Park Bucharest A1 to Czech group CTP. The deal’s value was close to EUR 50 million, reports local Capital.ro.

CTP adds 43,000 sqm to its industrial property stock in Romania

CTP, a premium business park in Central Europe, announced the acquisition of Deva Logistics Park project.

Raiffeisen Capital Management to offload €100m warehouse portfolio

Raiffeisen Capital Management is planning to offload its warehouse portfolio, according to British media outlets, which includes assets in Poland, France and Germany.

Deal of the decade, finalized

Lafarge Romania’s plants sold to Ireland’s CRH