LemonTree has launched construction of Westside Szczecin Neo, a new 34,000 sqm logistics and office complex in Szczecin, with nearly half of the space already leased. The project is scheduled for completion in Q1 2026, with Goldbeck as general contractor.

Global motion technology company Schaeffler is set to open a 62,500 sqm regional distribution and kitting centre at Prologis Park Ujazd in Poland. The build-to-suit facility, currently under development, will serve the Eastern and Southeastern European markets and is scheduled to launch in the first half of 2026.

Fitch Ratings has affirmed Globalworth's Long-Term Issuer Default Rating (IDR) and senior unsecured debt rating at BBB- with a stable outlook, noting the company's efforts in deleveraging and its robust commercial portfolio across Poland and Romania.

Industrial developer WDP has announced the development of a new sustainable distribution centre, spanning approximately 54,000 sqm, for an international retailer at WDP Park București – Ștefănești.

Industrial developer CTP has started the construction on the Czech Republic's first-ever two-storey industrial and logistics building. 

ELI Park Iași, the industrial project developed by Element Industrial, has achieved BREEAM certification, making it one of the most sustainable industrial developments in the Moldova region. 

Schrack Technik Romania, the local subsidiary of the Austrian group Schrack Technik, a producer and distributor in the electrical installations and equipment market, recently inaugurated a logistics centre for electrical materials, following a €15 million investment.

Didier Balcaen, CEO and Co-Founder of SPEEDWELL, talked to Property Forum about the company’s strong development pipeline in Romania and the trends shaping the local residential and commercial real estate market.

P3 logistic parks has created the conditions for an innovative presentation and sales area in P3 Prague Horní Počernice, offering a thousand cars directly in the industrial park.

After a record-breaking year in 2023, when nearly 2.96 million sqm of industrial space had been in demand, the Czech industrial market has experienced a significant slowdown over the last year. Nevertheless, the first months of 2025 are suggesting a possible recovery, reports Cusman & Wakefield.