The Czech Republic's industrial real estate market continues its recovery, with 130,800 sqm of new space completed in Q3 2025, bringing the total market size to almost 12.9 million sqm. This represents a 5% year-on-year increase, according to Colliers.

CTP has begun construction of a new 38,000 sqm building at CTPark Brno South, with ABB as the key tenant. The global electrical engineering company will occupy over 17,000 sqm for low-voltage switchgear production and a development centre, creating up to 60 new jobs initially.

CTP has entered the Italian market through the €241 million acquisition of VLD S.r.l., a development company with a landbank in prime locations previously controlled by FBH Group. This marks the start of CTP's planned €1 billion investment in Italy over the next five years.

Panattoni has acquired a 17-hectare plot near Grodzisk Mazowiecki and is launching a new investment in the Warsaw region. Panattoni Park Grodzisk VI will reach 80,000 sqm, with the first tenant being one of Poland's leading furniture manufacturers.

CTP has signed an 11-year lease agreement with LPP Logistics for a new 60,000 sqm distribution centre at CTPark Bucharest West. The facility will bring LPP's total space within the park to 125,000 sqm.

Around 4.54 million sqm of industrial space was leased in Poland during the first nine months of 2025, with renegotiations accounting for 52% of the volume, according to a report by Axi Immo. This reflects high overall take-up levels, as occupiers increasingly focus on long-term cost efficiency and portfolio optimisation. Developer caution and a slowdown in new completions (1.55 million sqm) point to continued growth, albeit at a slower pace. The vacancy rate remains steady at 8.2%.

W. P. Carey has completed an €88 million sale-leaseback transaction for six food production facilities across the UK, Czech Republic, and Slovakia. The portfolio comprises approximately 121,000 sqm and is leased to Valeo Foods Group under triple-net lease agreements.

Panattoni has launched construction of a new plant in Łódź for Zrew Transformatory. The investment, worth about €27 million, will double the company's production capacity and create 200 new jobs.

CTP and ČEZ ESCO announce the launch of new solar power plants in and around Brno, the Czech Republic's second-largest city. The combined 5.5 MW rooftop installation is the largest project of its kind in the South Moravian region and will reduce emissions by more than 2,800 tons of CO₂ per year. A total of nearly 86,000 sqm of solar panels will cover the rooftops of industrial buildings at CTPark Brno and CTPark Brno South. The projects are part of the long-term cooperation between the two companies to develop sustainable energy solutions across CTP's portfolio of industrial parks.

Panattoni has exceeded 500,000 sqm of industrial space with the highest Outstanding rating under the international Breeam New Construction sustainability certification in the Czech Republic. This milestone was achieved with the recent certification of ZF's automated distribution centre at Panattoni Business Park Ostrov North.