Prologis closed 2025 with strong results in Slovakia, achieving 95% occupancy and outperforming the market average of 92%. The logistics real estate company secured 24 lease transactions totalling 135,000 sqm and maintained an 83% retention rate.
The performance was driven by assets in the Greater Bratislava Area and a flexible leasing strategy. "Maintaining 95% occupancy in a market characterised by increased supply and competitive pressure is a significant achievement," said Jakub Randa, Senior Leasing Manager at Prologis in Slovakia. "In 2025, we welcomed new customers from transport, healthcare and food distribution, while many existing partners extended or expanded their presence in our parks."
As the end of 2025, Prologis' Slovak portfolio comprised 0.5 million sqm across 22 buildings, serving 43 customers. An additional 244,000 sqm are available for future development. The portfolio includes smart metering systems, EV charging infrastructure and security solutions.
"With 244,000 sqm available for development and a stable, diversified customer base, we are well positioned to support our partners' growth plans," said Martin Baláž, SVP, Head of Asset Management for Central Europe at Prologis. The company expects stable demand supported by nearshoring strategies and digital transformation.
Logistics demand remained supported by structural trends including e-commerce growth. In Central Europe, retail e-commerce penetration stands at 10-15%, compared to about 30% in the UK. Supply chain regionalisation is accelerating, with 60% of senior executives expecting supply chains to become more regionalised by 2030.
