The year 2021 began in Slovakia in the first quarter with the signing of lease agreements for 88.5 thousand. square meters (m2). New lease contracts amounted to 50 thousand. m2 and the remaining 38.5-thous. m2 were renewals of existing leases.
Dr.Max is one of the largest Slovak pharmaceutical and healthcare companies. As part of its business, it focuses on the area of health, and therefore it is natural for this company to look for logistics premises that are a suitable workplace providing wellbeing for employees. Dr.Max has signed a long-term lease for 9,000 square meters of space in Prologis Park Bratislava. The premises were adapted to the company's requirements, which will benefit its employees.
The last year has tested readiness, resilience and flexibility in every area of business. In the field of development also the e-commerce segment. E-commerce has reached a turning point and has become one of the main ways of buying. This was also reflected in the demand for warehouses or warehouse space. What is the current situation in the world of warehouse construction?
After last year's success, the company plans to expand to another 4 countries, with ten million investments in warehouses and supplies, as well as above-standard customer services.
In the Šalková industrial park in Banská Bystrica, new production and storage halls will be added on a total area of 11,500 m2. According to the Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) plan, the Nitra company Besico Real Estate intends to invest around EUR 5 million in construction. In addition to the storage of goods, the building also has light production and assembly for the automotive and electrochemical industries.
Fully automated inventory control without human intervention and perfect data collection in your system the next day: this is how sensitive markets, such as those with food or medicines, are assessed as a crucial step. Improved data quality helps prevent frequent production interruptions.
As many as 60% of investors across Europe focused on the real estate market indicate that in 2021 they will invest more than last year. The aim is to increase market liquidity. Germany should be the first to recover from the corona crisis in real estate investment in Europe. London is also very attractive for investors. Investors continue to be most interested in office real estate (35%), but residential properties (24%) are also gaining more and more prominence. Investors' interest also persists in the area of industrial and logistics real estate (22%).
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