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CTP acquired Phoenix Logistics Center for approximately EUR 7 million

CTP, the leading premium industrial parks developer and long-term manager in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe, registered the fastest development pace in 2017, since it entered the Romanian market. CTP expanded its portfolio in the country and in the vicinity of Bucharest where they own three properties: CTPark Bucharest, CTPark Bucharest West and CTPark Bucharest North (former Chitila Logistic Park). One of the most important purchases near the capital is, next to Chitila Logistic Park, Phoenix Logistics Center, that was bought with approximately 7 million euro from the Dutch company LSREF3 Alpha Dutch Holdings B.V., in the second quarter of 2017.

CTP reached a total asset value of EUR 364 million in the first nine months of 2017

CTP, the leading premium industrial parks developer and long-term manager in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe, entered the last quarter of 2017 with results that exceed the previous prognosis. The Romanian company’s portfolio grew with 73% and reached more than 700,000 m2 of logistics and industrial spaces and a total market value of 364 million euro. 2017 is the year with the most accelerated development pace: over 180,000 m2 GLA were built by CTP in Romania and approximately 300,000 m2 are in the construction pipeline with delivery dates estimated for Q1 2018.

CTP invests over EUR 17 million for acquiring a logistics park in Chitila

CTP, the leading premium industrial parks developer and long term manager in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe, continues its accelerated growth by acquiring a logistics park, situated in the vicinity of Bucharest, Chitila Logistic Park (CLP). The transaction was concluded in September and the value of the investment reaches EUR 17.3 million. CLP has been purchased from UBM Development, the leading European real estate developer. This acquisition is part of CTP’s strategy of reaching a total leasable area of approximately 1 million m² in Romania by the end of 2018.

CTP: total investment of over 150 million euros for CTPark Bucharest West by the first quarter of 2018

CTP, the leading premium industrial parks developer and long term manager in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe, continues to strengthen its status on the domestic market through a series of important investments in the development of CTPark Bucharest West, which is designed to become the largest logistics park in Eastern Europe, with the fastest growth rhythm in Romania. The total investment in the CTPark Bucharest West will exceed 150 million euros by the first quarter of the next year

CTP expands its portfolio in Cluj-Napoca with an investment of EUR 15 million

CTP, the leading premium industrial parks developer and long term manager in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe, invests 15 million euros in the development of a new logistics park near Cluj-Napoca. CTPark Cluj II will be located in Florești and will benefit of a total leasable area of 29,000 m². The company already owns a logistics park in Cluj County, CTPark Cluj I, located in Apahida, with a leasable area of 23,000 m², completed last year.

CTP Invests EUR 18 Million and Buys Two Logistics Parks In The Western Part Of The Country

CTP, the leading premium industrial parks developer and long term manager in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe, invests approximately EUR 18 million in the purchase of two properties in Ineu and Salonta from the Slovak-based company IPECGroup. Together, the properties comprise a total land area of 119,000 m², and 37,000 m² GLA. CTP’s two new logistics parks are situated in key strategic locations from the Western part of Romania: Ineu, in Arad County - an important industrial centre and transportation hub in the region - and Salonta, situated in Bihor County, very close to the Hungarian border. The two properties are the basis of the new CTPark Ineu and CTPark Salonta, and are part of CTP’s long term vision to grow and, in the same time, to consolidate its position as the player with the most important logistics portfolio at national level.

CTP prepares for the BREEAM certification and makes solid investments in green technologies

CTP, the leading premium industrial parks developer and long term manager in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe, invests in next generation facilities in Romania, setting new standards on the logistics market. Currently, the company prepares to obtain the BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Methodology) certification for the CTPark Bucharest West, which will reflect the advanced building sustainability of its warehouses.

CTP invests over EUR 13 million for the expansion of CTPark Timisoara

CTP, the leading premium industrial parks developer and long-term manager in Romania and Central and Eastern Europe, invests over EUR 13 million in the extension of CTPark Timisoara with 32,000 m², due to the increasing demand in the Western area of the country. CTP’s portfolio in Timisoara includes two logistic parks: CTPark Timisoara I that was acquired in 2015 and has a total size of 10,000 m² GLA and CTPark Timisoara II, the extension currently under development by the company. The construction works at the extension of CTPark Timisoara are ongoing and will be finalized in December 2017.
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